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 1 V  |        satisfactory to all who read them that they came to believe
 2 VII|   Jerome (Epist. 4 and 13), we read in the Old Testament. More
 3 IX |      great many people saw and read this tract, and it became
 4 IX |    book that I had presumed to read it in public without the
 5 X  |    copy of it set before me to read. And read it I did as best
 6 X  |     set before me to read. And read it I did as best I could
 7 XI | prophets, the monks of whom we read in the Old Testament built
 8 XIV|   Ahasuerus (Esther ii. 5). We read, too, of that eunuch of
 9 XIV|       intercourse with her. We read that thus did the holy apostles
10 XIV| fathers, of whom we frequently read, nay, and have even seen
11 XV |        the next. Even so do we read of him who, reckoning the