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 1     I,  1       |        to me the treatises of a certain Jovinian with the request
 2     I,  11(4313)|        xii. c. v. sec. 1, where certain apostates from Judaism are
 3     I,  14(4345)|          however happening. And certain Councils decided in the
 4     I,  23      |   sequence, another to indicate certain figures of marriage which
 5     I,  25      |         that he should bring in certain of the children of Israel,
 6     I,  41      |     that for the furtherance of certain religious rites they even
 7     I,  41      |    power not to do so, and when certain refused to obey, he slew
 8     I,  46      |       the younger, on hearing a certain lady of good character,
 9     I,  48      | daughters-in-law?” We read of a certain Roman noble who, when his
10     I,  48(4636)|        possibility of attaining certain knowledge. It was said of
11    II,  4       |      His pleasure, and who in a certain psalm had said, 4703 “Judge
12    II,  14      |         from fowls and fish and certain fruits. 4774 Bardesanes,
13    II,  15(4808)|       the Vulgate, Peshito, and certain manuscripts, but the R.V.
14    II,  17      |       perpetual abstinence from certain kinds of food on the part