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1       I, II     |        we shall set forth in the course of this book; although those
2       I, II     | different nature, as a matter of course, gave birth to monsters.~
3       I, XXVIII |         him into prison. But, in course of time, his hair which
4       I, XXXI   |          these cattle took their course, without any guide, towards
5      II, V      |       had become interpolated in course of time, and in which the
6      II, XXXIII |         were found there; and in course of time, through the exercise
7      II, XXXIV  |          found. It could not, of course, be consecrated at the beginning,
8      II, XLI(49)|                               Of course, the Catholics, or orthodox. ~
9      II, L      |       and turned from the milder course which Martin had counseled,