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 1   2, 48|       of Giants, because of the contention they had with one another
 2   2, 49|    truth; readily too was their contention carried on about shadows,
 3   2, 50|       Gods about the matters of contention; and so have learned the
 4   2, 51|    seeking (both) by labour and contention, for a decision as to the
 5   2, 51|        delivering them from the contention which they had with one
 6   2, 66|         that their study was in contention and wars with their neighbours.
 7   2, 67|        period of their lives to contention ! And they were as much
 8   2, 72|     relieved their Friends from contention ?— either persuading them
 9   3, 1 |         only) about warfare and contention one against another; --
10   3, 2 |        time, did the enmity and contention of the nations, which had
11   3, 48|         the Demons, (or) in His contention with death, have been worthy
12   3, 55| inferior to death. But, by this contention with Death as with a contemporary,
13   5, 28|    nations, and also engaged in contention with those Gods, whom all