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 1   I,   3|      earthquakes totter to their destruction:-what! did not bygone days
 2   I,   8| overthrow of the human race, its destruction, ruin, and death, a renewal
 3   I,  65|        age, prepared for its own destruction by its extraordinary obstinacy!
 4   I,  65|       Him, and with all modes of destruction? Are His words displeasing,
 5   I,  65|      done that they might escape destruction and obtain an immortality
 6  II,   9|         threatens the world with destruction by fire, and says that when
 7  II,  14|       away vainly in everlasting destruction. For theirs is an intermediate
 8  II,  27|          a passage for death and destruction, a way leading to the grave,
 9  II,  30|       not subject to the laws of destruction, though it be surrounded
10  II,  63|      unhappy souls from ruin and destruction, of what crime were former
11 III,   7|         senate should decree the destruction of these writings by which
12 III,  25|        rejoicing in the ills and destruction of mankind.
13  IV,  20|        and occasioned danger and destruction to the next generation of
14   V,   5|         laid waste; he scattered destruction wherever the ferocity of
15  VI,  16|    falling into ruin and fear of destruction, by dove-tails and clamps
16  VI,  23|          fire, and preserve from destruction his property, and himself,
17 VII,   3|         mortal and on the way to destruction, when anything on which
18 VII,   5|       brings them into danger of destruction. For whatever is harassed
19 VII,  40|          and slaughter, from the destruction of the laws, and the overthrow
20 VII,  42|        of a childish show by the destruction of a state? that he had
21 VII,  42|          poison, and ordered the destruction of mortals by plague and
22 VII,  47|        by thousands, through the destruction of its citizens times without