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 1    I, 6 |      the first month of their year, that is, September, received
 2    I, 15|   dear~May take our offerings year by year,~Soon as our promised
 3    I, 15|    take our offerings year by year,~Soon as our promised town
 4   II, 8 |       within the space of one year became extinct. Likewise
 5   II, 12|       within the space of one year. Now see whether an infant
 6   II, 13|    the zodiac does not make a year, but the moon, which traverses
 7   II, 13|       exceeded the thousandth year. But now they who attain
 8   II, 13|       attain to the hundredth year, which frequently happens,
 9   IV, 5 |      until, in the seventieth year afterwards, the captive
10   IV, 5 |    King Darius, in the second year of his reign, and in the
11   IV, 10| however, appointed only for a year, as the Roman consuls, but
12   IV, 10|    Caesar; in whose fifteenth year, in the consulship of the
13   IV, 14|    lived, until the fifteenth year of the reign of Tiberius
14  VII, 14|       that the six thousandth year is not yet completed, and
15  VII, 14|     end of the six thousandth year all wickedness must be abolished
16  VII, 16|       in the summer. Then the year will be shortened, and the