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 1      I, IV    |        their tossing at sea had taken away all desire for food.
 2      I, XI    |       little before it had been taken from the oven. At the same
 3      I, XIX   | shoulders-water which had to be taken from the river Nile, at
 4      I, XX    |         bodies, by some threads taken from his garment, or by
 5      I, XX(24)|      The word Gaul here must be taken in its more limited sense
 6      I, XXI   |     words of yours, if they are taken in good part, and patiently
 7      I, XXII  |        their sight, when he was taken possession of by a demon,
 8      I, XXVI  |      way, injured, but faith is taken from the Gospels themselves.
 9     II, VII   |     recover goods that had been taken away,-of how much importance
10     II, VIII  |     carry out the work you have taken in hand."~Then says he: "
11     II, XI    |   Christ, and that she also had taken the oath of allegiance in
12     II, XIII  |       announced to him what had taken place in the synod. And
13    III, IX    |        the bank on which we had taken our stand. ' In the name
14    III, XIII  |       communion in which he had taken part for a moment through