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 1 I    |     riches and power, and in victory over his enemies, brave
 2 VII  |     and boastful through his victory; and, as the race of man
 3 VII  |    death and granting us the victory over death: and he, the
 4 IX   |     Death is swallowed up in victory. O death where is thy sting?
 5 IX   | sting? O grave, where is thy victory?' For then the power of
 6 XI   |  defeat, and transferred the victory to his own side. Like a
 7 XVIII|   adorned with the crowns of victory from the right hand of thy
 8 XIX  |      it to us as the sign of victory over the devil; for the
 9 XXVI |    be crowned with crowns of victory. But if ye be worsted, in
10 XXVI |    side should carry oft the victory. Then one of the orators,
11 XXIX |    right glorious diadems of victory. Wherefore I am come, that
12 XXIX |   vaunted them over Theudas' victory, and when the temple-keepers
13 XXXIX|    at thy hands the crown of victory, and that in him thy name