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 1      I, VI       |       the utmost extent of their power, insisted that what was
 2      I, X        |         faith, but to the Divine power; and added that they should
 3      I, X        |       vainglorious exhibition of power.~
 4      I, XIII     |          our dinner: such is the power of the sun in that place
 5      I, XIII     |       perceive how great was the power of faith in his case, and
 6      I, XIV      |           even in this case, the power of Christ, to whom all is
 7      I, XIV      |          misconduct,-this is thy power, O Christ-these, O Christ,
 8      I, XV       |         be eye-witnesses of such power, they had beheld the faith
 9      I, XVII     |   obtained the favor through the power of his faith. Amid much
10      I, XVIII(23)|                virtute," perhaps power, as in many other places. ~
11      I, XIX      |   obedience received, and what a power faith can exert. But the
12      I, XX       |   endowed with almost incredible power in casting out demons from
13      I, XX       |        said to have prayed that, power being given to the devil
14      I, XXI      |        some signs of any kind of power fall to him even in a low
15      I, XXV      |          infrequently proved his power over fire. If you remind
16      I, XXV      |         possessed of the highest power, manifested such a pious
17     II, II       |         sick man experienced the power of him that was coming;
18     II, III      |        other, there was a higher power at work in the bosoms of
19     II, IV       |       that such an abundance6 of power was by no means granted
20     II, IV       |           that he could manifest power, in order to the salvation
21     II, V        |      prophets, in as much as the power of his faith, and the works
22     II, V        |        works accomplished by his power, bear witness that he was,
23     II, V        | perceived the exercise of Divine power; without waiting even to
24     II, XIV      |          to be reduced under the power of Antichrist, until that
25     II, XIV      |   boyhood, while he would assume power as soon as he reached the
26    III, II       |        Nor did the result of the power thus exerted disappoint
27    III, III      |        much to chance, as to the power of Martin, whose blessing
28    III, VII      |   Senones to bear witness to the power which was experienced. But
29    III, VIII     |      Martin, was deprived of the power of attacking him ; while
30    III, XI       |           protected by his royal power Ithacius the bishop, who
31    III, XI       |     tribunes armed with absolute power into the two Spains, to
32    III, XI       |          that tribunes, with the power of life and death, should
33    III, XII      |       emperor10 to put forth his power against this one man. And
34    III, XIII     |         felt a diminution of his power on account of the evil of
35    III, XIV      |         the forth-putting of the power of Martin.~