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 1 PreGreek|   invincible champions of our religion, were content to hold their
 2 PreGreek|       famous champions of our religion in their selections were
 3 I       |     His doctrine and with the religion which He brought. For "in
 4 XIV     |  attain to pure and undefiled religion; and. what is more, it did
 5 XVI     |      after leaving the Jewish religion and embracing Christianity,
 6 XVIII   |       the principles of their religion, they are wise; but if a
 7 XXII    |     and guarding the national religion with all its peculiarities,
 8 XXII    |       keep to their ancestral religion, just as it is for the other
 9 XXII    | righteousness, and piety, and religion; for religion has thus no
10 XXII    |      piety, and religion; for religion has thus no organic unity,
11 XXII    | accordance with it. If, then, religion, piety, and righteousness
12 XXIII   |  unacquainted with the Hebrew religion, the rule over many nations;