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 1  I             |     entirely to divert the popular regard from them, and the visitation
 2  I             |      appeased by his declaring his regard for them, and promising
 3  I             |      answer this question, we must regard Judaism and Christianity
 4  I             |        order, and with very little regard to the logical connection
 5  I             |            a certain position with regard to the throne or highest
 6  I             |           of the desert Arabs with regard to the expedition of El '
 7  I,      III(2)|          prophetic mission, having regard, probably, to the contest
 8  I,       VI(1)|          customs of the Arabs with regard to their cattle.~ ~
 9  I,      VII(1)| inhabitants, but they nevertheless regard him with more national veneration
10  I,      XVI   |       merciful.~ ~[50] Do they not regard whatever thing God has created;