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1 1, 37 | court, and are left for the inhabitants (generally) and their various
2 1, 44 | heavens, for those ./. inhabitants who should be distinguished
3 2, 17 | multitudes of the ignorant inhabitants brought together, with those
4 2, 18 | Lawgivers, of Armies, of the Inhabitants both of villages and cities,
5 2, 19 | to the temples with the inhabitants (generally) ; at another,
6 2, 30 | this whole. But, with the inhabitants of Athens, he conducted
7 2, 30 | together with all the inhabitants. And again, ./. he himself
8 2, 71 | being more numerous than the inhabitants: nor was it, that they were
9 2, 78 | also by the people, the inhabitants of villages, and of every (
10 2, 88 | Herostratus), one of the inhabitants of Ephesus; and lastly,
11 3, 8 | Armies, and Companies, and Inhabitants, and Nations, ever existed
12 3, 38 | up, day and night, by the inhabitants of this element of earth !~
13 3, 39 | enounce his words to the inhabitants of both countries and cities,
14 3, 61 | and People, as well as the Inhabitants and Societies of all nations
15 4, 17 | of the insolence of its inhabitants against Him. ~On the destruction
16 4, 18 | right, not only that the Inhabitants of the city, but also the
17 4, 18 | which the deeds of its inhabitants deserved. And these they
18 4, 18 | against the city: and, of the inhabitants, some they killed by the
19 4, 18 | account of the audacity of its Inhabitants; because it was the residence
20 4, 19 | first upon the souls of its inhabitants, and (then) upon (the prospect
21 4, 20(67)| and scattereth abroad the inhabitants thereof." 3. " The land
22 4, 20(67)| the land).. .therefore the inhabitants of the earth (land) are
23 4, 20 | all nations; and, how the inhabitants of that which was formerly
24 4, 20 | utterly desolated, and without inhabitants, men would have thought
25 5, 2 | ferocious and tumultuous inhabitants, and taught them to love
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