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 1      I, XXIV |     was the more powerful? For put the case that he was a soldier
 2      I, XXVI | degenerate, the somnolent, are put to shame, that the things
 3     II, X    |    remains in that man, rather put on the new Adam.' Oxen had,
 4     II, X(13)|        or sword-belt, and then put for military service.~
 5     II, XI   |     the same time had not been put right by the use of any
 6    III, I    |      on, expects that what you put off narrating with regard
 7    III, I    |         as night overtook him, put off the rest until to-day:
 8    III, IV   |       way.Thus Avitianus being put to flight, the city rejoiced,
 9    III, XI   |     after Priscillian had been put to death. He, therefore,
10    III, XII  |      implored the emperor10 to put forth his power against