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 1     I,  7 |      quiet spirit.” Words truly worthy of an apostle, and of Christ’
 2     I,  9 |       the sayings “For I am not worthy to be called an Apostle,”
 3     I,  14| decrepit, and in want, is not a worthy recipient of the Church’
 4     I,  28| marrying an odious woman or one worthy of his love. If she be odious,
 5     I,  28|          she is intolerable. If worthy of love, her love p. 368
 6     I,  44|   chastity, is to be considered worthy of death. So then she that
 7     I,  49|       it makes her act in a way worthy of her forefathers whose
 8    II,  3 |      Him in white, for they are worthy. But they to whom He says: “
 9    II,  11|    great city you will find few worthy of your imitation. You need
10    II,  15|                Daniel, thou art worthy of compassion.” He who in
11    II,  15|      who in the eyes of God was worthy of compassion, afterwards
12    II,  15|         the centurion was found worthy through alms-giving and
13    II,  29|      now is, who in the body is worthy to be the feet of Christ,
14    II,  33|       him who kept his money is worthy of more praise than the
15    II,  33|         the kids because he was worthy of a prophet’s love, nor
16    II,  33|        knew not, and did things worthy of stripes, shall be beaten
17    II,  37|         are your utterances and worthy of the ears of the bride