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 1     I,  4(4271) |  Pleasure with him was not a mere momentary and transitory
 2     I,  7       |  instantly burned, so by the mere touch the peculiar nature
 3     I,  24      |     danger of Gehenna, and a mere glance will be reckoned
 4     I,  28      |    same answer as before—the mere possibility of such danger
 5     I,  34      |   while he plumes himself on mere bodily chastity, he neglects
 6     I,  34      |      with his life, hate his mere dress and gait. Many are
 7     I,  34      | cases the election is won by mere simplicity, while the shrewdness
 8     I,  34      |   not occur to them that the mere fact that they prefer a
 9     I,  35(4500)|   The original is not thus a mere synonym for νηφάλιος
10     I,  40      |    All I say now is, that as mere virginity without other
11    II,  29      |                    29. It is mere trifling to quote the passage: 4895 “