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 1   I,  34  |  People of education are not called poets or mathematicians,
 2  II,  139 |     if he be without what is called diversion, he is unhappy
 3   V,  305 |  Swiss are offended by being called gentlemen, and prove themselves
 4 VII,  446 |    names in Scripture. It is called evil, the foreskin, uncleanness,
 5 VII,  446 |      malignity of man. It is called king because all the members
 6 VIII,  556|    they subsist and which is called God, I should not think
 7 VIII,  571|      us from attaining it is called an enemy to us. Thus the
 8  IX,  618 |    doubt and which cannot be called in question by any person
 9  IX,  618 |     peoples of the world and called the Jewish people.~I see
10  IX,  619 |     is evident from what are called the Twelve Tables, and from
11  IX,  634 |  same author wrote the books called Rabot.~A hundred years after
12  IX,  634 |    The addition of R. Ase is called the Gemara, that is to say,
13   X,  670 |      The Jews, who have been called to subdue nations and kings,
14  XI,  710 |    seventy judges which they called the Sanhedrin and which,
15  XI,  710 |       they have been usually called by the name of Ephraim alone.~
16  XI,  712 |     sake, mine elect, I have called thee by thy name."~Is. 45:
17  XI,  712 |      treacherously, and wast called a transgressor from the
18  XI,  712 |     to serve strange gods. I called, and ye did not answer;
19  XI,  712 |    house, wherein my name is called upon, wherein ye trust,
20  XI,  721 | spoils," (if he had not been called into Egypt by domestic reasons,
21  XI,  725 |     from afar: The Lord hath called me by my name from the womb
22  XI,  725 |    and no man received me; I called and there was none to hear.
23  XI,  725 |   Sarah that bare you: for I called him alone, when childless,
24 XII,  737 |    Christ then came, who was called the Messiah. And all this
25 XII,  783 |    nor of those who were not called, but of God and John the
26 XIII,  807|    miracles.~Prophecy is not called miracle; as Saint John speaks
27 XIV,  857 |  Church ought properly to be called the history of truth.~
28 XIV,  867 |   this great saint was a man called Athanasius; and Saint Theresa
29 XIV,  867 |   Saint Athanasius was a man called Athanasius, accused of many
30 XIV,  877 |      might. And thus that is called just which men are forced
31 XIV,  919 |    must learn whether we are called, it is from the necessity
32 XIV,  919 |    sure, they have no longer called that sure which leads to