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 1 I     |          justice in your open and appointed court almost at the very
 2 II    |     acquit? Military stations are appointed by lot throughout every
 3 VII   |      There is a rumour that he is appointed to the province;' but, '
 4 VII   |        the province;' but, 'He is appointed to the province;' and, '
 5 IX    |         that certain nations have appointed the tasting of blood, drawn
 6 XVIII |          not or forsake; Who hath appointed rewards for those that keep
 7 XXIII |           if it be: so, have been appointed to this office, as Plato
 8 XXXIII|           our Caesar, since he is appointed by our God. So also I do
 9 XLI   |       this retort. For He Who has appointed an eternal judgement once
10 XLVII |       place of celestial delight, appointed for the reception of the
11 XLVIII| restoration is to be found in the appointed judgement, it is certainly
12 XLVIII|         If the Lord of all had so appointed, thou wouldst experience,
13 XLVIII|       being. But as it is, He has appointed it to be no otherwise than
14 XLVIII|         existence according to an appointed and divided plan; according
15 App   |         had been accustomed on an appointed day 133 to assemble before