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 1     I,  3       | for virginity. The farther back the catapult is drawn, the
 2     I,  5       |  widows had already turned back after Satan: as though virgins
 3     I,  7       | than to burn.” Let us turn back to the chief point of the
 4     I,  8       |  Epistle take the offender back and strive to prevent a
 5     I,  11      |    was drowned, again turn back in our hearts to Egypt,
 6     I,  27      |   the ancient law and goes back to the first example: that
 7     I,  39      |  after knowing it, to turn back and forsake the holy commandment
 8     I,  45      | king of Egypt. But he drew back in terror, and eying the
 9     I,  45(4602)|     Hermes led Protesilaus back to the upper world, and
10    II,  3       |   escaped, and have turned back to error.” Does not the
11    II,  18      |    the bridegroom. He goes back to the flood, and tells
12    II,  31      |   nine, sought and brought back, made up the full tale of
13    II,  31      | the sheep that was carried back, and to the son that was