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1 VIII  |        we place before you the reward of these atrocities; Eternal
2 XI    |     conferred upon them as the reward of their merits. And with
3 XI    | prodigally dispense so great a reward. ~I want therefore to review
4 XXI   |    destined to receive no mean reward, should not stand firm without
5 XXV   |      assertion that it is as a reward for their extreme diligence
6 XXV   |        to understand that this reward was paid forsooth out of
7 XXXVI |   obtain the meed of praise or reward, not from man, but from
8 XXXVII|      from you without price or reward. This alone would be sufficient