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 1       3, IV(61)|        the only fragments that remain are in Augustine's works:
 2       4, XI    |      that the syllables should remain. Instead, you wish them
 3       5, VIII  |       with some difficulty, to remain that night in a place quite
 4       5, XIV   |        doubt, that I could not remain in a sect to which I preferred
 5       6, V     |     lump so that no evil would remain in it, if he is the Omnipotent?
 6       6, XI    |        to God, for if I do not remain in him, neither shall I
 7       6, XII   |      better, because they will remain incorruptible. Now what
 8       6, XIX   |     falsehood, and there would remain in those books no saving
 9       7, III   |  unchangeably all things which remain neither the same nor forever.~
10       9, XVI   |  images from them so that they remain present in order for me
11       9, XXX   | themselves be forced upon it I remain unmoved? Does reason cease
12       9, XXXI  |        who have been might not remain so always. And it was likewise
13       9, XXXIV |      CHAPTER XXXIV~ ~51. There remain the delights of these eyes
14       9, XXXIV |     them out, but I constantly remain fast in the snares set all
15      11, XI    |       formlessness alone would remain, through which a thing was
16      11, XXVIII|        very good, whether they remain around thee or whether,
17      12, XV    |     pass away, but the heavens remain. The preachers of thy Word