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 1     Int        |   deliberately reconsecrated the religious philosophy of the Greco-Roman
 2     Int        | Augustine found the focus of his religious authority.~At the same time,
 3     Int        |          good. It relieves man’s religious anxiety by forgiveness and
 4     Int        |          of one’s historical and religious understanding.~In the space
 5       3, VI(65)|        sect founded by a Persian religious teacher, Mani (c. A.D. 216-
 6       3, VI(65)|      professed a highly eclectic religious system chiefly distinguished
 7       5, III   |          For they do not ask, as religious men should, what is the
 8       5, V     |          things do not relate to religious doctrine, the impious presumption
 9       6, II    |          account of her faithful religious life, in which she frequented
10       8, XI    |    thirty-third of mine,302 that religious and devout soul was set
11       8, XII   |         many of the brethren and religious women came together. And