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 1       I, XXVII  |     and his own strength, he openly brought disaster on those
 2       I, XXVIII |     not daring to assail him openly, and with this view they
 3       I, XXXV   |  king no longer secretly but openly sought to compass his death;
 4      II, XXIX   |  were enacted; and by edicts openly set forth it was proclaimed
 5      II, XXXVI  |   the Arians, when they were openly separated from the communion
 6      II, XXXVII |    treachery; and not daring openly to proclaim their erroneous
 7      II, XXXVIII|    was accustomed afterwards openly to declare that he had won
 8      II, XL     |     secretly, as before, but openly and publicly proclaimed
 9      II, XLIV   | preceded them. For Foegadius openly declared that he was prepared
10      II, XLV    |       and not shrinking from openly professing unfaithfulness,