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 1       3, VI(65)|      fact that it appeared to offer a straightforward, apparently
 2       3, IX(78)|       s command to Abraham to offer up his son Isaac as a human
 3       4, I     |   errors and thus be able to “offer to thee the sacrifice of
 4       5, III   |   thou hast made. Nor do they offer, as sacrifice to thee, what
 5       5, VI    | cupbearer, since he could not offer me the more precious draught
 6       5, VIII  |     the same time, thou didst offer me at Rome an enticement,
 7       7, I     |       bonds in sunder, I will offer unto thee the sacrifice
 8       8, I     |       loosed my bonds. I will offer to thee the sacrifice of
 9       9, XXXIV |     for all these things, and offer a sacrifice of praise to
10      10, II    |       that this is so. Let me offer the service of my mind and
11      10, II    |    give me what I may in turn offer back to thee. For “I am
12      11, XXXII |        although many meanings offer themselves and many indeed
13      12, XXV   |      living souls” since they offer themselves as examples for
14      12, XXVI  |     in them. For in those who offer these fruits, it is not
15      12, XXVII |     for neither do the former offer their “gifts” through a