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 1     I,  4       |     even among philosophers and distinguished statesmen, the virtuous
 2     I,  32      |       tribe of Aser, was alive, distinguished for purity, and always free
 3     I,  35      |         of σὼφρονα; 4499 “distinguished,” both by chastity and conduct: “
 4     I,  36      |        Paul? Why are p. 374 you distinguished from the female sex by a
 5     I,  39      | sanctity and righteousness, and distinguished by so rigid and perpetual
 6     I,  42      |       skilled in dialectics and distinguished for chastity, of whom a
 7     I,  44      |         is related to have been distinguished for chastity. Though she
 8     I,  48(4626)|   Athens, where he had numerous distinguished pupils and imitators.~
 9     I,  48(4635)|                        The most distinguished disciple and the intimate
10    II,  3(4688) |  Montanism, and he was the most distinguished of its champions. Montanism
11    II,  3(4689) |     Novatianus, one of the most distinguished of the clergy of that city.
12    II,  11(4764)|     just been made, was no less distinguished for simplicity of life than
13    II,  14(4779)|                             The distinguished Peripatetic philosopher
14    II,  15      |    abstinence he had merited so distinguished a server. David, when his
15    II,  22      |      the bad it may be, are not distinguished one from another, and that