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1      I, III(6)|  used in its more restricted sense to denote the territory
2      I, X     |      and wonders; for that a sense of their own weakness was
3      I, XIV   |    wolf is confounded with a sense of shame: when called for,
4      I, XX(24)|    taken in its more limited sense as denoting only the country
5     II, III   |     rather, they, losing all sense, might justly be stiffened
6     II, IX    | departed. And the heifer had sense, enough to understand that
7     II, XI(16)|          quemcumque," in the sense of qualemcumque, which is,
8    III, V     |       who has even the least sense of religion, can venture