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 1   2, 102|  were added "cedar-wood, and hyssop, and scarlet twice dyed,"
 2   2, 102|   easily lose its color, and hyssop retains its ~odor after
 3   2, 102| account of ~its earthiness; "hyssop," to signify the air, on
 4   2, 102|      hope or contemplation; "hyssop," in token of ~humility
 5   2, 102| cedar-wood, and scarlet, and hyssop," ~in such wise that a sparrow
 6   2, 102|  wise that a sparrow and the hyssop should be tied to the ~cedar-wood
 7   2, 102|      an aspersory: while the hyssop and sparrow were that part
 8   2, 102|    against the putrefaction; hyssop, ~which is a sweet-smelling
 9   2, 102|    scarlet or cochineal, and hyssop, i.e. faith, hope and ~charity,
10   2, 172|  that is in Libanus unto the hyssop that cometh out ~of the