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 1 I    |       to her to be at the same time the Son of God and the Son
 2 IV   |       a man should at the same time be pleasing to God by grace,
 3 IV   |     Matt. I. 29.) For from the time the Virgin Mary was divinely
 4 VI   |       a mother and at the same time an inviolate virgin. St.
 5 VI   |      who obtainest for sinners time to repent, that they may
 6 IX   |        people, but also to all time, as is manifest from the
 7 XI   |     with the angels, since the time when, by Mary, the depleted
 8 XI   |   Apostle says: "While we have time, let us do good to all,
 9 XII  |      of Aaron bore at the same time both flowers and fruit.
10 XII  |       this she has at the same time both fruit and flowers:
11 XII  |  humility; she has at the same time in her Child the flower
12 XII  |  divinity; she has at the same time the flower of immortality
13 XV   | children,' and yet at the same time too that other, 'Cursed
14 XVI  |        is Mary, is at the same time most high and most short.
15 XVI  |       But when the fullness of time was come, God sent His Son,"
16 XVIII|     perfect not to waste their time, therefore it is well said: "
17 XVIII|     will give its fruit in its time." It is also a sign of perfection
18 XVIII|     that he shall not pass his time uselessly, that he shall