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 1   1, 44|        the sensitive being of the fierce animals, or any kind of
 2   1, 45|        are given to men; even the fierce beasts are (at his ready)
 3   1, 48|         service; reducing (their) fierce nature to peaceable subjection:
 4   1, 64|          the fire, the sword, the fierce beasts, (and) the depths
 5   1, 75|           over it like a wild and fierce beast, and itself remaining
 6   2, 65|       only, but they were also so fierce in the commotions and wars,
 7   3, 38|           that men, barbarous and fierce, should so change their
 8   3, 39|       teaching, every kind of the fierce, both of the Greeks and
 9   3, 55| wickedness, and like to cruel and fierce beasts, those (I say), --
10   3, 61|            Death coming in like a fierce beast: and (also see), why
11   3, 74|        bear up in the presence of fierce beasts, of the depths of
12   5, 30|      neither fire, nor sword, nor fierce beasts, nor the depth of