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 1      I, I     |     sackcloth laid upon the ground. Then Postumianus, directing
 2      I, III(5)|   rising slightly above the ground.~
 3      I, IV    |     while, spreading on the ground the skins of sheep, he makes
 4      I, VII   |   He maintained this on the ground that such a thing would
 5      I, XIX   | This the Abbot fixed in the ground, and imposed this work upon
 6      I, XXIV  |   who fought on unfavorable ground, and yet turned out a conqueror,
 7     II, III   |   hasty leaps, made for the ground. And then they began to
 8     II, VI    |     only stretched upon the ground, she could not be torn away
 9     II, VI    |  with her eyes fixed on the ground, stood motionless at a distance,
10    III, V     |   further confirmed on this ground that Refrigerius the presbyter,
11    III, VI    |   could in no way touch the ground with his feet. But if at
12    III, VI    |    stretched himself on the ground in the midst of the church,
13    III, XVIII | worthless gift, scatter the ground there with purple flowers