Part, Question

 1   1, 101 | vertically over the ~heads of its inhabitants. Therefore paradise was
 2   1, 101 |      passes over the heads of the inhabitants, it does not ~remain long
 3   2, 37  |      judgments on ~the earth, the inhabitants of the world shall learn
 4   2, 44  |       power: and again we see the inhabitants of a city, when ~seized
 5   2, 98  |          46:8). Therefore all the inhabitants of the earth were bound
 6   2, 105 |        country to become void of ~inhabitants. Hence the Old Law, in order
 7   2, 105 |            20:13-19) that all the inhabitants of a captured hostile ~city
 8   2, 39  |          quarrelled, but that the inhabitants of that country quarrelled
 9   3, 1   |        says: "How can ~we say the inhabitants of Tyre and Sidon would
10   3, 41  |     kingdoms, with the cities and inhabitants, their gold and silver:
11   3, 44  |           the sea; wherefore ~the inhabitants of those parts "besought
12   3, 68  |       House of ~David, and to the inhabitants of Jerusalem: for the washing
13 Suppl, 59|          forbidden with regard to inhabitants of the land of Canaan, both