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 1    I, 26, 1|      educated in the wisdom of the Egyptians, taught that the world was
 2    I, 27, 3|         and the Sodomites, and the Egyptians, and others like them, and,
 3  III, 21, 8|          all the opposition of the Egyptians, which was lifting itself
 4  III, 21, 8| pre-arranged plan of God; that the Egyptians themselves might testify
 5   IV, 17, 3|     forgetting the idolatry of the Egyptians, they should be able to
 6   IV, 27, 4|   vengeance came from God upon the Egyptians who were subjecting Israel
 7   IV, 28, 3|         unbelieving, and smote the Egyptians, while He saved those that
 8   IV, 28, 3|         assail us, and say, If the Egyptians had not been afflicted with
 9   IV, 28, 3|            of the blindness of the Egyptians, so are we, too, by that
10   IV, 30   |           THE HEBREWS TO SPOIL THE EGYPTIANS.~1.
11   IV, 30, 1|         kinds and raiment from the Egyptians," and so went away, from
12   IV, 30, 1|      according to his ability? The Egyptians were debtors to the [Jewish]
13   IV, 30, 2|         time the people served the Egyptians in the most abject slavery,
14   IV, 30, 2|            the Scripture: "And the Egyptians exercised their power rigorously
15   IV, 30, 3|        people, [who took] from the Egyptians, who were at all points
16   IV, 30, 3|        these men had them from the Egyptians who knew not God; and by