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Alphabetical [« »] endured 1 enduring 1 enemies 11 enemy 8 enforced 1 engage 1 enhanced 1	Frequency [« »] 8 daughter 8 done 8 edict 8 enemy 8 ever 8 fled 8 flight	Lucius Caecilius Firmianus Lactantius On the manner in which the persecutors died IntraText - Concordances enemy

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1 IV   | birds,--a fit end for the enemy of God.~
2 XI   | might be expected from an enemy of the divine religion.
3 XVI  | Christ; a soldier whom no enemy can dislodge, or wolf snatch,
4 XXVII| over their ensigns to the enemy. Already had his remaining
5 XXVII| he had avowed himself the enemy of the Roman name; and he
6 XXIX |  he went to Galerius, the enemy of his son, that they might
7 XLIV |       On the same day the enemy of the Romans should perish."~
8 XLVII| mowed down by an inferior enemy. No one called to mind his