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 1   1, 37|     from the court, and are left for the inhabitants (generally)
 2   2, 63|      63. Philarchus too has left it on record, that all the
 3   3, 27|       Behold, your house is left desolate25; nor shall stone
 4   3, 57|     was most convenient. He left the body for a short time,
 5   3, 61|      viz.) THE WORD OF GOD, left the Body for a short time;
 6   3, 68|    and Gods, to mortals who left this world in shame, and
 7   4, 6 |     they, in the same hour, left their nets and followed
 8   4, 6 |     they, in the same hour, left the ship and  ./. their
 9   4, 6 |      Another writer too has left it on record, that He spoke
10   4, 10|   present. Nevertheless, He left this whole enouncement in
11   4, 14|     the vineyard itself was left to destruction. That is,
12   4, 14|    down thy Altar: and I am left alone, and they seek to
13   4, 18|      Behold I your house is left desolate. For I say unto
14   4, 18| said, "Behold your house is left desolate." It was therefore
15   4, 18| said, "Behold your house is left desolate." And, it is right
16   4, 18| time, "Behold your House is left desolate." Nor was it (then
17   4, 18|      that they should so be left, and their house come, by
18   4, 18|     you, stone shall not be left here upon stone, which shall
19   4, 18|    that there should not be left in the place at which they
20   4, 20| said, "Behold your house is left desolate." He now gives
21   4, 21|      would  ./. gladly have left this calamity (unmentioned) --
22   4, 21|      as they were after she left the passage (of the Jordan)
23   5, 10|   His Disciple, so as to be left free and exempt from every (
24   5, 14|    sing of one shepherd who left his place for the sake of
25   5, 32|   previously been slain; or left their society; or preached