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 1 X     |         plainly do, both of the cities in which they were born,
 2 XIX   | writings, even most nations and cities illustrious in the records
 3 XX    |       ear. The swallowing up of cities by the earth; the theft
 4 XXV   |       often the destruction, of cities. That is a thing in which
 5 XXXVII|   filled every place among you--cities, islands, fortresses, towns,
 6 XXXVII|     inhabitants of your various cities being followers of Christ.
 7 XL    |        the world and particular cities before Tiberius reigned--
 8 XL    |         that calamity, the very cities in which they were born
 9 XL    |        ample testimony; for the cities could have no existence
10 XL    |        has at any time befallen cities, the temples and the walls