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1    II          (105)| ambiguity, and Macarius makes it fit with his argument by a translation
2   III,      XIX     |          He spoke as though in a fit; or else, when He gave this
3   III,    XXVII     |          from those who were not fit for the beatific vision.174
4   III,     XXIX     |       glorious cross. It was not fit that Herod's malice should
5    IV,      XVI     |         stars, and are no longer fit to be His habitation. Accordingly,
6    IV,      XXX     |        brief space, if He thinks fit, becomes the stretching