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 1   1, 2 |   leave him who is eminent in war, to adorn his spear and
 2   2, 49|       themselves for a mighty war of soul against one another:
 3   2, 65|   first) armed himself as for war. In the villages and fields
 4   2, 68|     ignorant of them ?—of the war (for  ./. example) of the
 5   2, 68|        the Olynthians128 made war on the Athenians; and these
 6   2, 69|     the Locrians again, waged war with the other Greeks, and
 7   2, 69|     vile delirium and love of war, and were (even) rabid against
 8   2, 69|     these were the friends of war; these the haters of mankind;
 9   2, 69|     their power to delight in war, they forthwith did so in
10   2, 77| rivers against one another in war. For, Ptolemy the son of
11   2, 82|    things of the soul were at war with them, through the madness
12   2, 86|      of Him, who (thus) waged war against them. For, How could
13   3, 2 |  nation; nor shall they learn war8."~
14   3, 8 |      by the many, should wage war with Him, -- and who at
15   3, 8 |     who at all times did wage war with Him; -- but, that He
16   3, 20|    every means too, they made war with Him who is invisible
17   3, 20|    rule: for before they made war with Him, they had the most
18   3, 20|     Him on whom they had made war, turned their backs (in
19   3, 35|     they all afterwards waged war against Him, being one and
20   3, 37|     it who, when they so made war with him, set up, as our (
21   4, 18|     they killed by the law of war; others they destroyed by
22   4, 19|     been recorded the form of war which should come upon them.
23   4, 20|     captivity, points out the war. of which He spoke; "For (
24   4, 21|    Whom do I preserve thee in war, famine, and tumult? --