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 1     I,  3(4263) | austerity. They also bore the names Water-drinkers and Renouncers.~
 2     I,  5       |   earth.” He next repeats the names of Seth, Enos, Cainan, Mahalalel,
 3     I,  34      |  honourable distinctions, but names of offices. And we do not
 4     I,  35      |       the virtues which their names and offices imply. Otherwise,
 5     I,  35      |   contend against devils, not names but deeds are needed: and
 6     I,  42(4591)|      same story and gives the names of the daughters. The Diodorus
 7     I,  47      |       indulgence of her lust: names which are only a cloak for
 8     I,  48      |      men is determined by the names of gods, whoever chooses
 9     I,  49      |   husband. His name, like the names of many other kings, is
10    II,  23      |      other of the stars whose names are hollowed in the book
11    II,  30      |  titles of the one Church and names applied to all believers.