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 1     I,  9       |         sets before them his own practice for imitation, and calls
 2     I,  12      |         away a wife, forbade the practice altogether. After weighing
 3     I,  26      |    substance, as we read was the practice with even our Lord himself.
 4     I,  26(4417)|          be directed against the practice encouraged by this interpretation
 5     I,  34      |     avail himself of it, for the practice of virtue.~
 6     I,  38      |        long as he reverts to the practice in question, that Satan
 7    II,  7       |          wished to check the bad practice of the commoner sort of
 8    II,  7       |   general, wished to correct the practice, he almost lost his province.
 9    II,  7       |        each race follows its own practice and peculiar usages, and
10    II,  8       |      them, and after a manner to practice what it does not actually
11    II,  9(4755) | door-opener,” because it was his practice to visit every house at
12    II,  11      |        in his exhortation to the practice of medicine that athletes