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 1 II  |            no means abandoned this world, he withdrew himself and
 2 V   | philosopher remaining in the whole world, and had ceased to fear
 3 VI  |    delighted in the things of this world. As for the sorrow, the
 4 VII |     penalties, she said, would the world rightly demand of her if
 5 VII |      nature had made for the whole world, to devote myself to one
 6 VII |           old utterly despised the world, fleeing from its perils
 7 VII |          in this, as now the whole world knows, did she lack the
 8 VII |        such as astounded the whole world; for they cut off those
 9 VIII|            tumultuous life of this world. Thus, in truth, should
10 VIII|           philosopher less of this world than of God. ~ The abbey,
11 IX  |             sophistries, the whole world cannot resist!" And yet,
12 X   |            conspiracy of the whole world against me, I fled secretly
13 XI  |              Behold now, the whole world runs after him, and our
14 XI  |         the Son was sent into this world, so did the Holy Spirit
15 XII |     spreading throughout the whole world, till its echo reverberated
16 XII |           new apostles in whom the world put great faith. One of
17 XII |           I was ready to leave the world of Christendom and go forth
18 XV  |          you (John xv. 20). If the world hate you, ye know that it
19 XV  |       hated vou. If ye were of the world, the world would love his
20 XV  |          ye were of the world, the world would love his own" (ib.
21 XV  |          worthy to be one whom the world hates" (Epist. 99). And