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 1 II    |      though thou slay me by wild beasts, or give me to the fire
 2 VI    |          for a prey to fowls and beasts, before which I have been
 3 VI    |           I trow, nor yet to the beasts of the field; nor shall
 4 VII   |          herbs and divers living beasts, and the sea in turn with
 5 VII   |       Others assigned worship to beasts, creeping and four-footed
 6 XII   |   torment, being exposed to wild beasts, fire and sword, confessing
 7 XVI   |       with reason beyond all the beasts, and have been called again
 8 XXII  |       like so many dogs, or evil beasts that plague mankind. And
 9 XXV   |          Deliver not to the wild beasts my soul that confesseth
10 XXVI  | corruptible man, and four-footed beasts, and creeping things." These
11 XXVI  |      give to be devoured by wild beasts and your children will I
12 XXVII |       men and the residue of the beasts: it is polluted with the
13 XXVII |         by the elements, by wild beasts, and by the death that ever
14 XXVII |         introduced as gods brute beasts of land and water, and herbs
15 XXVII |   heathen, also introduced brute beasts as gods. Some of them worshipped
16 XXIX  |         of bullocks and herds of beasts, that we may have them from
17 XXIX  |         oxen and divers kinds of beasts. ~So when all were assembled,
18 XXIX  |        with the cry of the brute beasts and the very air was polluted
19 XXXI  |       some other of your fairest beasts, and in your folly make
20 XXXVII|          shapes of all manner of beasts, roaring and making a terrible
21 XXXVII|      shouldest take the shape of beasts and of creeping things,
22 XXXVII|          For straightway all the beasts and creeping things disappeared,
23 XXXVII|          that desert many divers beasts, and all kinds of serpents,