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 1     I,  Int     |       In addition to this he held the birth of our Lord to
 2     I,  4(4270) |   luxurious in his life, and held pleasure to be the highest
 3     I,  41      |  little esteem in which they held marriage that they did not
 4     I,  41      |      with tears and grief he held her in his arms slain by
 5     I,  41(4584)|          The spring festival held in honour of Hyacinthus,
 6     I,  46      | example even to an age which held unchastity to be not merely
 7     I,  48      |  Finding himself excluded he held his tongue, and consoled
 8     I,  48(4626)|    or even 109 years. He was held in high esteem at Athens,
 9     I,  49      |    wives of one husband ever held high rank among matrons,
10    II,  2       |   pure from sin?” And we are held guilty after the similitude
11    II,  3(4688) |     them hereafter, Montanus held second marriages to be no
12    II,  21      |   you must, in your turn, be held guilty of the greatest crimes.
13    II,  29      |      holy woman, one of whom held His feet, the other His