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 1     I,  4       |        prayers. Jovinian is the common enemy. For he who maintains
 2     I,  28      | contentious woman in a house in common.” If a house common to husband
 3     I,  28      |    house in common.” If a house common to husband and wife makes
 4     I,  35      |         and light-armed troops, common soldiers, and companies,
 5     I,  37(4528)|    psyche, or principle of life common to man and the beasts, hence,
 6     I,  40      |         dirty tunic, bare feet, common bread, and drink of water,
 7     I,  43(4594)|         who, in defiance of the common chronology, makes Dido a
 8     I,  48      |     openly unchaste. It was the common talk of Athens, as I learnt
 9    II,  9(4756) |                               A common form of Gnostic error revived
10    II,  10      |      serves. The one we have in common with the gods, the other
11    II,  11      |        rake money together, for common food, and make up for them
12    II,  14      |    banks of the Ganges, or with common food of rice or flour, and
13    II,  34      |        the Church, if, to use a common military phrase, all upon
14    II,  35      |        old opinion no less with common sense than with the words