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 1 I    |     Apostle, referring to certain incidents in Exodus and Numbers, somewhere
 2 I    |       they are purely historical, incidents which never occurred being
 3 I    |       seeming history, though the incidents never occurred, figuratively
 4 I    |        even the Gospels abound in incidents of the same kind. We read
 5 XIV  |        words and the order of the incidents, and who therefore pay attention
 6 XIV  |          fact? And, really, these incidents would probably have been
 7 XIV  |           of the greatness of the incidents; their greatness is not
 8 XIX  | law-courts, could not thus invent incidents able of themselves to lead
 9 XXIII|         events in general and the incidents of every human life, and
10 XXIII|           why need I speak of the incidents of human life, and the sins
11 XXIII|           may possibly get at the incidents of one man's life; but this
12 Index|         taken literally, 20; also incidents not literally true, 18.~