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 1 II, 24 |           they say, reappears in Egypt under the name of Nile.
 2 II, 31 |      Nechaoth, was first king of Egypt, and thus the kings followed
 3 II, 31 | Ethiopian, who also reigned over Egypt, was his triarch;--though
 4 II, 32 |          region of Ethiopia, and Egypt, and Libya, and the country
 5 III, 9 |        them, and led them out of Egypt, leading them through what
 6 III, 10|         strangers in the land of Egypt, being by birth Hebrews
 7 III, 10|       were obliged to migrate to Egypt for the sake of buying food
 8 III, 10|       having sojourned, then, in Egypt for 430 years, when Moses
 9 III, 10|         strangers in the land of Egypt."~
10 III, 20|        expelled from the land of Egypt by the king, Pharaoh, whose
11 III, 20|        migrated into the land of Egypt, and been enslaved by the
12 III, 20|       And the country was called Egypt from the king Sethos. For
13 III, 20|         they say, is pronounced "Egypt." And Sethos had a brother,
14 III, 20|         the same who passed from Egypt to Argos, whom the other
15 III, 21|         with being banished from Egypt on account of leprosy, could
16 III, 21|     forefathers who sojourned in Egypt were truly shepherds, but
17 III, 21| Egyptians.) For they went out of Egypt, and thenceforth dwelt in
18 III, 21|          went out of the land of Egypt. So that even from these
19 III, 22|          exodus of the Jews from Egypt, there is among the Tyrians
20 III, 24|          till the migration into Egypt, of which we have spoken
21 III, 24|     sojourning of the Hebrews in Egypt lasted 430 years; and after
22 III, 24|       departure from the land of Egypt they spent 40 years in the