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 1   1, 48     | subjection: at another, having so reduced them, he brings them into
 2   1, 64(55) |  remarkable words. The tyrant who reduced him to this, was Aristocreon
 3   1, 72     |          his miserable soul being reduced to sighing and lamentation,—
 4   1, 75     |          of its pleasures; (thus) reduced in itself to vice—the corruptible
 5   2, 68     |       enemies ?—how the Athenians reduced Corinth, and desolated the
 6   2, 69     |            and the Arcadians were reduced ! The walls of the Orchomenians132
 7   2, 76     |          from shame or fear, been reduced to silence135: every city
 8   2, 81     |       which is out of nature, had reduced all the Greeks to insanity146.
 9   3, 39     |       souls of men which had been reduced to all kinds of evil. He
10   3, 40     |         healed those who had been reduced by disease ! At one time
11   3, 40     |     revolution of many years been reduced by her complaint, seeing
12   4, 18     |        and Temple they burnt, and reduced to utter  ./. desolation !
13   4, 20     |         But, when ye shall see it reduced by armies, know ye that
14   5, 10     |          condemnation; being only reduced by them (the persecuting
15   5, 44     |       formerly loved Him were not reduced to silence. For He appeared
16   5, 52(109)|          from this time Egypt was reduced to a Roman province, and