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 1  3   |   Babylonian captivity.” In the eighth he saw the twelve apostles
 2  7,3 |       written in the seventh or eighth century) is the story of
 3  7,3 |      was used in the seventh or eighth century in the romance of
 4 11,3 |      lived or kept at work. The eighth book has a very different
 5 11,3 |      missing, and the so-called eighth book, as we have seen, is
 6 13,9 | Georgius Syncellus, late in the eighth.~ The other chief work of
 7 14,9 |         the Middle Ages for the eighth (octavus) book of Arnobius
 8 14,12|  different things to them.~ The eighth, On Works and Charity, urges
 9 14,17|         seen. And it was as the eighth (octavus) book of Arnobius'
10 14,20|   Galatians) of a remark in the eighth book of Lactantius' letters
11 14,21|   presbyter Beatus, late in the eighth century, made use of Jerome'