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 1   1,  Int |   own conceptions and by the new age; philosopher and apostle
 2   1,  Int |   his monkish robes, and his new friends presented him with
 3   1,  Int |      himself the~author of a new religion under the name
 4   1,  Int |    reconstructs for itself a new body. The spirit that animates
 5   1,  Int |      settling the basis of a new and rational religion, and
 6   1,  1   |  present to me~At every hour new beauties counted out.~The
 7   1,  1   |    is my pain: to this world new and rare.~Eyes! ye are the
 8   1,  5   |   Heaven in vain,~Soliciting new cares and divers trials.~
 9   2,  1   |  saying that the darkness of new religions and cults must
10   2,  2   | Sursum corda." who institute new dialectics and modes of
11   2,  2   |     mind to the formation of new logic and metaphysics, judging
12   2,  2   |    fame of the ancients with new works which are neither
13   2,  3(1)|     velocity, by giving it a new ardour to overcome all obstacles
14   2,  4   |      there confirmed and the new strange one not being able
15   2,  5   |  somewhat stayed,~Which this new case had brought on them,~