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 1     I,  4(4271)|      imperishable, consisting in pure and noble enjoyments, that
 2     I,  12     |          great virtue, to be the pure temple of God, to offer
 3     I,  20     |         signifying the bodies of pure virgins: And within, 4371
 4     I,  30     |       lilies,” that is among the pure virgin bands. Would you
 5     I,  30     |  frankincense,” to the crowds of pure virgins; “and I will say
 6     I,  33     |         to unite with God a mind pure and free from any stain
 7     I,  33     |       consecrated to the Lord by pure virginity. On the other
 8     I,  37     |         I might present you as a pure virgin to Christ.” But if
 9     I,  40     | purifieth himself, even as he is pure. 4567 Herein is our love
10     I,  40     |      virginity, in comparison of pure and angelic chastity and
11     I,  40     |        chastity to God, and with pure victims reconcile the spotless
12     I,  41     |       virginity is dearer to the pure in heart than a kingdom,
13     I,  47     |     really deserves to be called pure, who is free to sin if she
14    II,  2      |     things,” and 4667 “no one is pure from sin, no not if his
15    II,  2      |          will be sure that he is pure from sin?” And we are held
16    II,  11     |          few supporters; for the pure and temperate are as rare
17    II,  24     |      prostitution, in another of pure marriage. Certainly our