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 1     I,  3       |        at all. This circumstance led me shrewdly to suspect that
 2     I,  13      |       for elegance of expression led him to repeat the same idea
 3     I,  21      |         the people of Israel and led them forth out of Egypt,
 4     I,  21      |  understood that before the Lord led his people from Egypt and
 5     I,  23      |          brought against us, if, led away by the error of the
 6     I,  25      |       time that Ezekiel was also led into captivity. How then
 7     I,  26      |         be bound by another, and led whither he would not, and
 8     I,  27      |  sobriety.” Let us consider what led the Apostle to make this
 9     I,  30      |          rejoicing shall they be led: they shall enter into the
10     I,  37      |         live. For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, these
11     I,  45(4602)|      having been granted, Hermes led Protesilaus back to the
12     I,  46(4603)| Collatinus, whose rape by Sextus led to the dethronement of Tarquinius
13     I,  49      |          its drawbacks—how it is led not by reason, but by frenzy,
14    II,  8       |    disorder they produce, and is led captive by sight, hearing,
15    II,  9       |           taste, handle, and are led to desire the thing which