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1 V   |     man of deep penetration, perceived that he could only be constrained
2 VI  |   kind of grass. But when he perceived the strength of the poison
3 XIV |      the temple. When Martin perceived this, he climbed by rapid
4 XIV | sight the rustics, when they perceived that they had been so astounded
5 XVII| threshold, and said, that he perceived a horrible demon in the
6 XXI | spiritual wickedness, he was perceived by Martin, under whatever
7 XXI |     such things occurred, he perceived them long beforehand, and36