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1   I,  18 |  oftenest quoted, because it is entirely composed of thoughts born
2  IV,  286|      have an inward disposition entirely holy, and all that they
3  VI,  381|    after having done it, one is entirely prepossessed in its favour;
4 VII,  553|        wakeful, commits Himself entirely to His Father.~Jesus does
5  IX,  613|          in the end they perish entirely. None has endured a thousand
6  IX,  617|      communion with God, and is entirely estranged from God, but
7  XI,  721|      says Justin, he would have entirely stripped Seleucus); "and
8 XII,  749| witnesses. And if they had been entirely destroyed, we should have
9 XIV,  904|    confounds, by its inward and entirely spiritual holiness, the