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 1     I,  5       |             as though virgins never fell and their fall was not more
 2     I,  23      |              bitten by an adder and fell backwards. But why he enumerated
 3     I,  24      |       before he had many wives, and fell into sins of the flesh,
 4     I,  26      |        reign of Trajan, that is, he fell asleep in the sixty-eighth
 5     I,  35      |             put away the offenders, fell backwards and died before
 6     I,  41      | Aristoclides, tyrant of Orchomenos, fell in love with a virgin of
 7     I,  48(4619)|       Scaurus, consul b.c. 115. She fell ill during the celebration
 8    II,  3       |           the age to come, and then fell away, it is impossible to
 9    II,  3       |       baptized, who once stood, but fell through sin.~
10    II,  4       |           upon earth.” 4711 Lucifer fell who was sending to all nations,
11    II,  4       |       lightning from heaven.” If he fell who stood on so sublime
12    II,  17      |            of lust where the people fell in their devotion to flesh
13    II,  18      |          Egypt also the ten plagues fell with equal violence upon
14    II,  18      |       through age or sex, all alike fell in the desert, and two who
15    II,  22      |           That six hundred thousand fell in the desert because they
16    II,  24      |            that the tower of Siloam fell upon eighteen men who perished
17    II,  26      |            evil, and the seed which fell by the wayside, upon the
18    II,  35      |             our opponent’s argument fell under two heads, and he