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 1   2, 87 |        instance is the oath of Herod, who swore to the ~damsel,
 2   2, 87 |        and to keep an oath; as Herod, who granted the slaying
 3   2, 185|       John the Baptist rebuked Herod, as related in Mt. 14:4.~
 4   3, 29 |        27: "How could we blame Herod or the ~Jews if they seem
 5   3, 35 |       born in the days of King Herod." ~Therefore it seems that
 6   3, 36 |   written (Mt. 2:3) that "King Herod, hearing" ~of Christ's birth, "
 7   3, 36 | because it was the occasion of Herod's ~killing "all the male
 8   3, 36 |       St. John ~Chrysostom]): "Herod was not so much troubled
 9   3, 36 |       himself as the devil in ~Herod. For Herod thought Him to
10   3, 36 |       the devil in ~Herod. For Herod thought Him to be a man,
11   3, 36 |         a heavenly ~successor; Herod, an earthly successor."
12   3, 36 |          addressing himself to Herod: "Thy palace cannot hold
13   3, 36 |    wished to court favor with ~Herod, whom they feared; for "
14   3, 36 |     the children were slain by Herod was not harmful to them,
15   3, 36 |       written (Mt. 2:16) that "Herod killed all the male ~children
16   3, 36 |     after His birth. Wherefore Herod, immediately after the departure
17   3, 36 |         the Jews. In this case Herod killed the babes, not as
18   3, 36 |      then, when they had left ~Herod, it showed itself again.
19   3, 36 |       a stranger. But in Judea Herod was reigning. Therefore
20   3, 46 |      whom Thou hast ~anointed, Herod, and Pontius Pilate, with