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 1     I,  11      | redeemed with the most precious blood of Christ: the Lamb was
 2     I,  11      |       and the warm drops of His blood, we have rejected poisonous
 3     I,  14      |       several. Lamech, a man of blood and a murderer, was the
 4     I,  14      |     offered to the body and the blood of Christ?~
 5     I,  24      |         because he was a man of blood—the reference is not, as
 6     I,  26      |       by His passion and by His blood. In accordance with this
 7     I,  26      |       is not washed away by the blood of martyrdom, but virginity
 8     I,  28      |    cannot be satisfied with the blood of the slain: the grave,
 9     I,  36      |       or country. Every day the blood of adulterers 4504 is shed,
10     I,  37      |        brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the Kingdom
11     I,  37      |     make it clearer: “Flesh and blood,” he says, “cannot inherit
12     I,  39      |     gold; but with the precious blood of a lamb without spot,
13     I,  41      |        voluntary death: and the blood of the virgin 4577 Iphigenia
14     I,  41      |         red with their father’s blood, to act the wanton. For
15     I,  41(4584)|       by Apollo, and from whose blood was said to have sprung
16     I,  45      |    stabbed herself, and let her blood run into her husband’s wounds.
17     I,  46      |         her person with her own blood. Duilius, the first Roman
18     I,  49      |        of her forefathers whose blood it does not taint with bastard
19    II,  3       |        is not against flesh and blood, but against the principalities,
20    II,  5       |       but wine, the type of his blood. After the resurrection
21    II,  6       |    storks, eagle’s gall, hawk’s blood, the ostrich, frogs, chameleons,
22    II,  10      |    afterwards in the fulness of blood have to bear the spur of
23    II,  11      |      enveloped with superfluous blood and fat, and as it were
24    II,  13      |     liquid flesh, the other was blood with the colour changed?
25    II,  19      |        my flesh and drinketh my blood abideth in me, and I in
26    II,  25      |       be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord.” Does it follow
27    II,  25      |         same air, have the same blood in our veins, are fed on
28    II,  29      |          which were born not of blood, nor of the will of the
29    II,  29      |        my flesh and drinketh my blood abideth in me, and I in