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| en/Christianity/King James Bible/Ephesians.txt 1 | ||
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| ption. 4:31 Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and cl | amour | , and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: |
| en/Christianity/King James Bible/Ezekiel.txt 1 | ||
| lot in the land of Egypt. 23:20 For she doted upon their par | amour | s, whose flesh is as the flesh of asses, and whose issue is |
| en/Christianity/Martin Luther/Large Catechism.txt 1 | ||
| ent the devil has deceived us with false holiness and the gl | amour | of our own works. Therefore I would be very glad (I say it |
| en/Christianity/Confessions of St Augustine/Book 2.txt 1 | ||
| erein the world forgetteth Thee its Creator, and becometh en | amour | ed of Thy creature, instead of Thyself, through the fumes of |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 16.txt 1 | ||
| is dark wave resounded, roaring loud, So that the ear its cl | amour | soon had stunn'd. [6: He compares the fall of Phlegethon to |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 9.txt 1 | ||
| tore; themselves Smote with their palms, and such thrill cl | amour | raised, That to the bard I clung, suspicion - bound. "Haste |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Purgatory Canto 29.txt 1 | ||
| sight, preceded by music, appears in view. Singing, as if en | amour | 'd, she resumed And closed the song, with "Blessed they[1] w |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 23.txt 1 | ||
| - sparing pilot. "Why doth my face," said Beatrice, "thus En | amour | thee, as that thou dost not turn Unto the beautiful garden, |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Purgatory Canto 26.txt 1 | ||
| despatch Of the first onward step, from either tribe Loud cl | amour | rises: those, who newly come, Shout "Sodom and Gomorrah!" t |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 29.txt 1 | ||
| e brothers of St. Anthony supported themselves and their par | amour | s. From behind the swine of St. Anthony, our Poet levels a b |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 7.txt 1 | ||
| ut this our life the Eternal Good inspires Immediate, and en | amour | s of itself; So that our wishes rest for ever here. "And hen |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Inferno Canto 18.txt 1 | ||
| is this, the harlot, whose false lip Answer'd her doting par | amour | that ask'd, 'Thankest me much!' - 'Say rather, wondrously,' |
| en/Christianity/Divine Comedy of Dante (Henry Cary tr)/Paradise Canto 32.txt 1 | ||
| t Angel is, that with such glee Beholds our Queen, and so en | amour | 'd glows Of her high beauty, that all fire he seems." So I a |
| en/Christianity/Ascent of Mount Carmel.txt 2 | ||
| , affliction and captivity. 6. Wherefore the soul that is en | amour | ed of prelacy,[99] or of any other such office, and longs fo |
| simple and pure Wisdom, which is the Son of God. For the en | amour | ed soul finds that that which is natural has failed it, and |