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 1     Int, 1   |        in which I sought God’s aid in my growth in perseverance,
 2       1, XI  |        him. In this thou didst aid her to overcome her husband,
 3       2, VII |        same Physician by whose aid it was that he did not fall
 4       3, II  |   spectator is not expected to aid the sufferer but merely
 5       3, V   |   Truly they were of a sort to aid the growth of little ones,
 6       4, III |     sacrifices and invoked the aid of no spirit for their divinations.
 7       5, IX  |      one without coming to her aid - those tears by which she
 8       6, I   |        thou wouldst hasten thy aid and enlighten my darkness,
 9       7, VI  | demanded from us, the faithful aid he greatly needed. Nebridius
10       9, XLI |    called thy right hand to my aid. For with a wounded heart
11      12, XVII| strength in affording them the aid of protection (such as “
12      12, XXVI|         clothing, shelter, and aid. But “the fruit” is the