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 1 V    | written of me." 159If any one takes the phrase "in the roll
 2 VII  |        and a different person takes up what is said, while the
 3 XIII |       man is seldom found who takes the useful things of Egypt,
 4 XIV  |       us that a physician who takes thought for the health of
 5 XIX  |   faith performs when it once takes hold of anything!" It was
 6 XX   |     he begs the question, and takes for granted what is still
 7 XX   |      as to why the divination takes that form; for some say
 8 XXI  |         is absurd; for reason takes and teaches the most licentious
 9 XXI  |       it would the land which takes the seed sooner and more
10 XXI  |         If God when He wishes takes away their stony hearts
11 XXI  |     to do this, and until God takes away the stony hearts, we
12 XXII |    that their ruler advisedly takes no notice of them when they
13 XXIII|   give a good account of what takes place because they have
14 XXIII|     that when a certain thing takes place another follows, and
15 XXIV |  substance, and the substance takes its title according to its
16 XXVII|     to relieve the difficulty takes an illustration from daily