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 1       I, III   |      the trees were now to be seen. Then being sent forth a
 2       I, VII   |     son of Nachor; and having seen Rebecca, a beautiful virgin,
 3       I, XVII  |        and that was carefully seen to. But when God rested
 4       I, XIX   |      form of God could not be seen by mortal eyes; yet it was
 5       I, XXVII |   burnt to ashes. He was thus seen to have avenged the injury
 6      II, II    |  suppresses the things he had seen, and demands of them that,
 7      II, II    | followed. The king, then, had seen in his sleep an image with
 8      II, III   |   matter, the image which was seen furnished a representation
 9      II, V     |     Hebrews at all. They were seen by the spectators walking
10      II, V(5)  |         confessed that he had seen a son of God."~
11      II, XXXII |   first time, martyrdoms were seen taking place in Gaul, for
12      II, XXXIII|    footprints are still to be seen; and although the faith
13      II, XLVI  | Undoubtedly, there were to be seen in him many admirable qualities
14      II, LI    |       And now all things were seen to be disturbed and confused