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 1 II  |       was making ready the very place in which I would undertake
 2 II  |        undertake this task, the place being none other than the
 3 II  |    school I had planned and the place I had chosen for It. Since,
 4 II  |    Since, however, in that very place he had many rivals, and
 5 II  |      rest, and this in the very place where of old his master
 6 II  |       me, and by putting in his place a certain rival of mine.
 7 II  |     have said, he had caused my place to be occupied by a rival
 8 VIII|       in my wonted way. To this place such a throng of students
 9 IX  |     their own diocese, and in a place where they could have little
10 X   |     Israel? Return again to the place of judgment,' (Daniel, xiii.
11 X   |         I could find a suitable place. The abbot, however, and
12 X   |   betake myself to any solitary place I might choose, provided
13 XI  |     dwell in the wilderness. In place of their spacious houses
14 XI  |    established his academy in a place remote from the city, and
15 XI  |      from cities and the market place, from controversies and
16 XI  |        me out even in my hiding place. Secretly my rivals complained
17 XII | APOSTLES~AND so I dwelt in this place, my body indeed hidden away,
18 XIII|      the extreme poverty of the place would scarcely provide the
19 XIII|      utter destitution. But the place proved itself a true Paraclete