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 1     I,  1       |        labour; a poor mouse is born.”4256~“That he’s gone mad
 2     I,  3       |   assurance of faith have been born again in baptism, cannot
 3     I,  4(4272) |     reckless and unscrupulous; born about b.c. 450, assassinated
 4     I,  8       |       Christ, who was a Virgin born of a Virgin, uncorrupt of
 5     I,  9       |      Apostles,” and “As to one born out of due time,” so here
 6     I,  12      |     are eunuchs, which were so born from their mother’s womb:
 7     I,  16      |     the new, then we are being born again into Christ a virgin,
 8     I,  16      |  Christ a virgin, who was both born of a virgin, and is born
 9     I,  16      |       born of a virgin, and is born again through 4352 virginity.
10     I,  29      |       the heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die: a time
11     I,  36      |      chastity, if we were only born to live like beasts? Or
12     I,  36      |        was there for Him to be born with members which He was
13     I,  36      |       after causing them to be born men? Let us then who believe
14     I,  42      |       the prince of wisdom was born of a virgin. 4588 Timæus
15     I,  42(4592)|                                Born about b.c. 213, died b.c.
16     I,  48(4623)|                                Born b.c. 234, died b.c. 149.
17     I,  48(4626)|                                Born about b.c. 480 at Leontini
18     I,  48(4636)|         the Stoic philosopher, born at Soli in Cilicia. He opposed
19    II,  2       |    idols.” If everyone that is born of God sinneth not, and
20    II,  2       | children, that everyone who is born of God sinneth not, is that
21    II,  6(4727) |                                Born a.d. 23. His Historia Naturalis
22    II,  11(4761)|        physician of antiquity. Born about b.c. 460, died about
23    II,  11(4762)|                                Born at Pergamum a.d. 130, died
24    II,  14(4774)|     the same as the Bardesanes born at Edessa in Mesopotamia,
25    II,  14(4775)|                 Xenocrates was born b.c. 396, died b.c. 314.~
26    II,  21(4844)|        of the Stoic school was born.~
27    II,  24      |       martyr. Children are not born one way of adultery and
28    II,  27      |    amongst them that have been born of women, there has not
29    II,  29      |        on His name: which were born not of blood, nor of the
30    II,  30      |     the children who are being born and the apostle who is in
31    II,  30      |       the time when Christ was born of a Virgin, and your argument