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 1     I,  3(4262) |    he professed to be purely Christian in his doctrines. He is
 2     I,  3(4264) |    probably designed to be a Christian proverb, and capable of
 3     I,  7       |     Apostle direct that only Christian wives, or Gentiles also,
 4     I,  10      | utterly unlawful it is for a Christian woman to marry a Gentile,
 5     I,  10      |     the Lord,” that is, to a Christian. He who allows second and
 6     I,  12      |            The Master of the Christian race offers the reward,
 7     I,  15      |    not defined, because when Christian baptism has been received,
 8     I,  26      |   system and are the typical Christian teachers, were not virgins.
 9     I,  37      |      the passages bearing on Christian purity and continence, and
10     I,  41      |  from the divine writings of Christian chastity and angelic virginity.
11     I,  44      |    when living. Let matrons, Christian matrons at all events, imitate
12     I,  47      |   despise the fidelity which Christian purity dictates, let them
13    II,  2(4664) |      gain by progress in the Christian life.~
14    II,  6(4728) |    the second century of the Christian era. He was a Greek physician
15    II,  11      |    need has a wise man and a Christian philosopher of such strength
16    II,  11      |   are always at heat. What a Christian wants is health, but not
17    II,  14(4777)|    his name are forgeries of Christian grammarians and philosophers
18    II,  17      |  fasted forty days to hallow Christian fasting; 4819 who calls
19    II,  25      |   the body of Christ. In the Christian mysteries there is one means
20    II,  29      |    reminds us that the whole Christian people is one in God, and,