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 1 II |    final pronouncement thereon, saying rather: "This is the deepest
 2 III|     which Lucan likened Pompey, saying: ~"he stands, the shade
 3 III|         to give me good advice, saying that I should by no means
 4 VII|         the Apostle exhorts us, saying: "Art thou loosed from a
 5 VII|         would do no such thing, saying that he could not devote
 6 VII|       an end of her resistance, saying: "Then there is no more
 7 IX | understand than for mere words, saying that it was futile to utter
 8 IX |       my case was fulfilled the saying: "Even our enemies are our
 9 IX |      they cried out in protest, saying: "This is wise counsel,
10 IX |       way to curb their hatred, saying that for the discussion
11 X  |        matter under advisement, saying that they would give the
12 XI |        lamented one to another, saying: "Behold now, the whole
13 XIV|     within himself of the Lord, saying: "This man, if He were a
14 XIV|     commended what he thus saw, saying thereof: "There was a certain
15 XV |        Take comfort ever in the saying of Our Lord, what he foretold