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1     I,  3       |         placed in a position of difficulty and distress. Hence the
2     I,  3       | depression, and the greater the difficulty in resisting the allurements
3     I,  13      |   ἀπερισπάστως́̈ The difficulty of translation accounts
4     I,  49(4639)|       birth; but there is great difficulty in establishing the identity
5    II,  2       |         2. This would be a real difficulty and one for ever incapable
6    II,  5       |         confronted by our third difficulty. “All things were created
7    II,  6       |       leech is vomited out, and difficulty in urinating is relieved
8    II,  19      |        soil need not create any difficulty, particularly when the Evangelist