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 1       4, VII       |   down. It should have been raised up to thee, O Lord, for
 2       5, VI        |   to answer the questions I raised, always referred me to his
 3       6, I         |    also as one who would be raised to thee. She had carried
 4       6, VIII      | than the one whose fall had raised that mighty clamor which
 5       6, XVII      |  that it was changeable, it raised itself up to its own intellectual
 6      10, XXVII(447)|     to the questions he has raised in his analysis of time.~
 7      12, XIX       |    He to whom you cleave is raised on high, and he hath raised
 8      12, XIX       | raised on high, and he hath raised you on high. Run to and
 9      12, XXI       | believe. To this end he was raised from the deep: that he might
10      12, XXIII     | Fish itself628 which, being raised from the depths, the pious “