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 1     Int        |          human self - these have established one of the main traditions
 2       1, XI(24)|       which, Augustine believed, established the effigiem Christi in
 3       1, XVIII |         practices or teaches the established rules of pronunciation should
 4       3, VIII  |         and if it has never been established, it is to be established.
 5       3, VIII  |         established, it is to be established. For it is lawful for a
 6       4, XII   |       mutable, but in him firmly established - without him they would
 7       5, III   |            the rational theories established by mathematics and my own
 8       5, VIII  | discipline which the teacher had established for the good of his pupils.
 9       5, X(143)|          the skeptical tradition established in the Platonic Academy
10       6, V     |        great authority thou hast established among nearly all nations -
11      12, XV    |        under them; for thou hast established these things for those placed
12      12, XXIV  |      signified by “the firmament established between the waters and the