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 1     I,  3(4262) |       the Gospel of S. Luke and ten of S. Paul’s Epistles, and
 2     I,  22      |      died, being an hundred and ten years old.” Moses, moreover,
 3     I,  40      |       the Gospel mystery of the ten virgins, five of whom were
 4     I,  41      |        Varro asserts there were ten whose ornament was virginity,
 5     I,  48      |      and Asia are involved in a ten years’ war. We read of some
 6    II,  11(4763)|    Rufinus because he possessed ten pounds’ weight of silver-plate
 7    II,  18      |       quotes the parable of the ten virgins, the wise and the
 8    II,  18      |     received. In Egypt also the ten plagues fell with equal
 9    II,  22      |       fruit, no one doubts. The ten virgins also, wise and foolish,
10    II,  22      |     Egypt was stricken with the ten plagues, and that Israel
11    II,  24      |         of one degree of merit? Ten righteous men can save a
12    II,  25      | illustration. For instance, the ten virgins are not examples
13    II,  30      |          It is one thing to owe ten thousand talents, another
14    II,  33      |    money, with which one gained ten pounds, another five, and
15    II,  33      |      gain he had made, received ten or five cities. But one
16    II,  33      |        who had been placed over ten cities. If difference of
17    II,  33      |        gain of five talents and ten talents is the same, why
18    II,  33      |       is the same, why were not ten cities given to him who