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   Chapter
 1 I      |        Judge, in His severity, took vengeance on them.~
 2 VIII   |   Spain, were near at hand, he took little care to preserve
 3 XIX    | unlooked-for event. Diocletian took off his purple robe, put
 4 XXIII  |       want! And thus, while he took effectual measures that
 5 XXVI   |   imperial dignity. On this he took refuge in Ravenna, and shut
 6 XXVII  |      which that pestilent band took its course were wasted,
 7 XXIX   |     having been frustrated, he took flight, as he had done twice
 8 XXXII  |       in a letter to Galerius, took occasion to observe, that
 9 XXXVI  |        Egypt. First of all, he took away the toleration and
10 XXXVIII|    rank, any who were inclined took them by force. Ladies of
11 XXXIX  |      from every abode that she took in the course of her wanderings;
12 XLVI   |        charge. At this all men took fresh courage, in the confidence
13 XLVI   |   their shields on the ground, took off their helmets, and,