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 1       I, I    |  books, I do not wish so to present myself as an author to my
 2       I, X    |    a work so concise as the present, I am called upon to mention
 3       I, XII  |  they promised he should be present, specially that he might
 4       I, XIV  |   to the king of Egypt, and present himself as a leader for
 5       I, XIX  |  such a concise work as the present. But as Moses stayed away
 6       I, XXIII|    dispositions, while they present an appearance of sanctity,
 7       I, XXXV |     all, he bad not, on the present occasion, sought to kill
 8      II, I    |   of the Jews who were then present, thought that a boy of an
 9      II, II   |  they were compelled by the present case to acknowledge that
10      II, V    |  furnace, in order that, by present terror, they might be compelled
11      II, V    |   that the divine power was present in the event which had taken
12      II, VII  |     our design is simply to present a connected statement of
13      II, XV   |   favor. So then, if at the present time they are free from
14      II, XXXVI|    a holy man, who had been present as deacon at the Synod of
15      II, XLII | Phrygia, is compelled to be present among the other bishops,
16      II, XLII |     divine things, might be present when a discussion was to
17      II, XLIV |  Ursatius affirmed that the present confession of faith was
18      II, XLIV |    less fully stated in the present confession than was desirable,
19      II, XLVII|     Aquitanian bishops were present. But the heretics did not