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 1  II, 83 |      and thus abjure the Jewish religion.~
 2  II, 86 |    still to cling to the Jewish religion, makes me think you no philosopher.~
 3  II, 90 |    Power whose eye is upon this religion of yours, he will always
 4  VI, 261|    surviving sons through their religion supported the sight of their
 5  VI, 264|         by the immortal soul of religion, went in harmony to death
 6  VI, 266| creation of the world do enring religion, so did the youths choir-like
 7 VII, 275|       lord over the passions! O religion, that wast dearer to the
 8 VII, 276|         two choices before her, religion and the present saving alive
 9 VII, 276|         s promise, loved rather religion, which saveth unto eternal
10 VII, 282|      together, to die for their religion.~
11 VII, 284|   remained unshaken in soul for religion's sake.~
12 VII, 286|       of whose womb was perfect religion!~
13 VII, 295|        our Law, defender of our religion, and winner of the prize
14 VII, 297|   storms that assailed thee for religion's sake.~
15 VII, 308|        that they should die for religion's sake.~
16 VII, 309|  warrior of God in the cause of religion, old and a woman, thou didst
17 VII, 312|       man endured the agony for religion's sake, you that are young