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 1     I,  8       |        at thy right hand doth stand the queen in a vesture of
 2     I,  9       |      neither, it is better to stand on one foot and to support
 3     I,  21      | literally, it cannot possibly stand. For if we had two foreskins,
 4     I,  32      |      way which I go: behold I stand by the fountain of water;
 5     I,  48      |     neither good nor bad, but stand as it were midway, and become
 6     I,  48      |       use and issue, so wives stand on the border line of good
 7     I,  48(4638)|         Jupiter who causes to stand”: hence Jerome’s play upon
 8    II,  15      |     of Nun, bade sun and moon stand still, and the victorious
 9    II,  15      |       shall not want a man to stand before me for ever.” On
10    II,  18      |     the unjust: that the just stand on the right hand, the other
11    II,  22      |       the good themselves who stand on the right hand)? then
12    II,  23      |     certainly sheep, and they stand on the right hand; but there
13    II,  25      |     prophets. The sheep which stand on the right hand will be
14    II,  27      |  reckoned among the sheep and stand on the right hand. There
15    II,  30      |  mother of others. All indeed stand on the right hand, but one
16    II,  30      |      were in the earthly Adam stand on the left hand, those
17    II,  33      |    the right hand, but do not stand there: they flee until the
18    II,  33      |      then that they do indeed stand on the right hand, but are
19    II,  34      |  servants of the Lord: ye who stand in the house of the Lord,
20    II,  35      |    all may sin, and those who stand have cause to fear when