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 1       I, IV       | different from their accustomed form of speech, while no one
 2       I, IV(7)    |                     Such is the form of the name as given by
 3       I, IX       |       meet, God, taking a human form, is said to have wrestled
 4       I, XVIII    |        unwittingly shall in due form be banished. Whosoever shall
 5       I, XVIII    |      receive his liberty in due form. If a bull kill a man, it
 6       I, XIX      |       in which God stood, whose form is related to have been
 7       I, XIX      |        he was answered that the form of God could not be seen
 8       I, XXIV     |     worthy of notice, that this form of deliverance was arranged
 9       I, XXIV(43) |  chapters are very different in form from those with which we
10       I, XXXVI(60)|        this being regarded as a form of demoniacal possession.~
11      II, IV       |      with him. They, therefore, form a plan of fleeing into Egypt,
12      II, VI(6)    |     random, but so placed as to form words. ~
13      II, XXXIV    |        one of the robbers. They form then the plan of placing
14      II, XLV      |     churches after its pristine form. Saturninus, however, bishop
15      II, LI(66)   |                Halm prefers the form "Sylinancim" to "Sylinam."