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 1   2, 21|          So that Helen51, and the calamities of Ilium, (Troy) may again
 2   2, 59| Phoenicians too, in their greater calamities, whether wars, pestilences,
 3   2, 65|       innumerable other incurable calamities from without, in every place
 4   2, 73|       those, who can deliver from calamities, but do it not, are in nothing
 5   2, 80|           wars, that in their own calamities they should look with complacency
 6   2, 80|       prosperity was the cause of calamities to mankind, and whose ruin
 7   3, 21|            did, by means of sharp calamities and His divine teaching,
 8   4, 29|          doings on account of the calamities attending it, "the sea."
 9   5, 28|     continue (partaking) in these calamities! For, What can there be
10   5, 43|           to the difficulties and calamities (so happening); and not