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 1   I,  43  |             43. Certain authors, speaking of their works, say: "My
 2  II,  72  |     pertain only to mind. And in speaking of minds, they consider
 3  II,  97  |          slater," says one, and, speaking of soldiers, remarks, "They
 4   V,  331 |      presented the appearance of speaking of a great matter, it was
 5 VII,  434 |        dogmatists, namely, that, speaking in good faith and sincerely,
 6 VII,  434 |         knot so high, or, better speaking, so low, that we are quite
 7 VII,  446 |       Scripture in that passage, speaking of the enemy, means the
 8   X,  677 |          see if the prophets, in speaking of these things, confined
 9   X,  691 |       same as that of Moses when speaking of enemies?~Daniel (ix)
10  XI,  712 |           and while they are yet speaking, I will hear. The wolf and
11  XI,  725 |         the dry land," (a way of speaking to indicate a great and
12 XII,  773 |          nationi, said David, in speaking of the Law. But, in speaking
13 XII,  773 |     speaking of the Law. But, in speaking of Jesus Christ, we must
14 XIII,  822| believing.~Now there is, humanly speaking, no human certainty, but
15 XIV,  919 |         is from the necessity of speaking. Now, after Rome has spoken,