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 1       I, I     |           from the beginning of the world and to tell of them, with
 2       I, II    |                     Chapter II.~The world was created by God nearly
 3       I, II    |          After the formation of the world man was created, the male
 4       I, II(2) |            was situated outside our world altogether.~
 5       I, III   |          after the beginning of the world.~
 6       I, IV    |        stained the first age of the world. Accordingly, the sons ofNoah
 7       I, IV    |             left in the then vacant world; for he had three, Shem,
 8       I, IV    |         scattered through the whole world, kept itself in one body.
 9       I, IV    |        induced to separate. And the world was so divided to the sons
10       I, XII   |          corn began to distress the world. Jacob, constrained by this
11       I, XXIII |           from the beginning of the world to his death.~
12       I, XXIX  |           from the beginning of the world, four thousand three hundred
13      II, III   |             a representation of the world. The golden head is the
14      II, III   |         will reduce to nothing that world in which exist earthly kingdoms,
15      II, III   |    everlasting, that is, the future world, which is prepared for the
16      II, XIV   |            from the affairs of the, world, and of a kind to be expressed
17      II, XXIX  |           again near the end of the world, in order that he may practice
18      II, XXX   |         scattered through the whole world, furnish a daily demonstration
19      II, XXX   |          daily demonstration to the world, that they have been punished
20      II, XXXII |            period, almost the whole world was stained with the sacred
21      II, XXXII |           than at that time was the world exhausted by wars, nor did
22      II, XXXIII|          just before the end of the world. For it has been proclaimed
23      II, XXXIII|           in divine words, that the world was to be visited by ten
24      II, XXXV  |             a Christian prince, the world had both attained to liberty,
25      II, XXXV  |             and disturbed the whole world by the error which it instilled.
26      II, XXXV  |             purpose of creating the world; and that, by his power,
27      II, XXXV  |             convened from the whole world to meet at Nicaea. Three
28      II, XXXVI |              bishops from the whole world to assemble at Sardes, and
29      II, XXXIX |             admiration of the whole world, and that abundant supplies
30      II, XL    | controversies extend, that the wide world was involved in these monstrous
31      II, XL    |       fallen into dotage. While the world was disturbed by these things,
32      II, XLI   |          the men of our part of the world, that is, to the Aquitanians,
33      II, L     |             was about to leave this world, he, by his remarkable influence,