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 1      I, VI    |      maintained that there were certain things in his books of an
 2      I, VI    |      since it had not feared in certain places to attack even Gospel
 3      I, VIII  |        five years ago, I read a certain book of his, in which the
 4      I, IX    |        stand high in favor with certain people whom I am unwilling
 5      I, IX(16)|    appears impossible to give a certain rendering of these words-"
 6      I, X     |       Abbot had sent bread to a certain person who had withdrawn
 7      I, XII   |      allow me to say so, that a certain man was justly to be praised,
 8      I, XIII  |   arrived at the residence of a certain old monk who dwelt at the
 9      I, XV    |  directed their steps towards a certain man living in this style,
10      I, XVIII |    advantage. Well then, when a certain man having laid aside all
11      I, XIX   |         within recent memory. A certain man had come to the same
12      I, XX    |      spurious righteousness.~"A certain saint, then, endowed with
13      I, XXII  |                Chapter XXII.~"A certain young man from Asia, exceedingly
14      I, XXIII |        found it being read by a certain old man in the desert; and,
15     II, I     |      there, as I recently saw a certain man (God is my witness),
16     II, IV    |       meantime, as we pass by a certain village most populous in
17     II, IV    |  multitude had surrounded us, a certain woman, whose son had recently
18     II, VIII  |        For, because I rebuked a certain spruce gadding-about widow,
19     II, VIII  | following somewhat indecently a certain young man who was dear to
20     II, IX    |        has omitted.~"Well, on a certain occasion, when he was going
21     II, XI    |                  Chapter XI.~"A certain soldier had renounced the
22    III, II    |         the city of Carnutes. A certain father of a family ventured
23    III, III   |         which was effected by a certain person, whose name, because
24    III, V     |     Chapter V.~"Wrote these are certain facts, since Avitianus related
25    III, VI    |     that he was coming. I saw a certain man snatched up into the
26    III, VII   |       Chapter VII.~"There was a certain village in the country of
27    III, IX    |        that then a column, to a certain degree like the other, rushed
28    III, XIV   |       In these circumstances, a certain Egyptian merchant, who was
29    III, XIV   |        just as it took place. A certain one of the brethren (you
30    III, XIV   |        shame to a godly man),-a certain one, I say, having found
31    III, XV    |        Chapter XV.~"Again, on a certain day, after he had sat down