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 1     I,  5       |            A wife is bound for so long time as her husband liveth;
 2     I,  7       |         Christ to be received? So long as I do the husband’s part,
 3     I,  10      |        been put away, may not, so long as her husband lives, be
 4     I,  10      |            A wife is bound for so long time as her husband liveth:
 5     I,  12      |     purity. After them there is a long series of apostolic men,
 6     I,  14      |            A wife is bound for so long time as her husband liveth;
 7     I,  15      |       barefoot, let his hair grow long, and cut it at Cenchrea.
 8     I,  19      |        that Rachel, beautiful and long barren, indicated the mystery
 9     I,  36      |         burn for one another, and long for natural intercourse?
10     I,  37      |       shall avoid being tediously long. Amongst other passages,
11     I,  38      |       friends who marry and after long chastity and continence
12     I,  38      |         fruits, love, joy, peace, long suffering, kindness, goodness,
13     I,  38      |        that he who has a wife, so long as he reverts to the practice
14     I,  39      |          39. The day would not be long enough were I to attempt
15     I,  41      | Leosthenes. So close a friendship long existed between Sparta and
16     I,  41      |    chastity. Whence there arose a long and grievous war, and in
17     I,  41      |          grievous war, and in the long run 4582 Mamertina was destroyed.
18     I,  43      |          country was settled. Not long after, having raised a 4594
19     I,  44      |           the Illyrians, owed her long sway over brave warriors,
20     I,  47      |      difficult to guard what many long for. It is annoying to have
21     I,  47      |          age, you may seem to him long in dying. Friends and relatives
22     I,  48      |         and who daily say 4612 “I long to be dissolved, and to
23     I,  48      |       joint-heir of Christ really long for human heirs? And shall
24     I,  48      |          and delight himself in a long line of descendants, who
25     I,  48(4617)|                           But not long after divorcing Terentia
26     I,  48      |           flight, vexed him for a long time. On one occasion when
27     I,  48(4618)|         is without authority. See Long’s Article on Sallust in
28    II,  2       |         that you may know that so long as you sin not you abide
29    II,  2       |          if his life be but a day long.” 4668 For who will boast “
30    II,  11      |           in stuffing cannot live long, nor be healthy: and that
31    II,  15      |          abstinence from food. So long as he fasted, he remained
32    II,  25      |          evil tree good fruit, so long as they continue in their