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 1 XI   | joined himself to one of the citizens of that land of iniquity,
 2 XII  |   the life of these heavenly citizens. Nevertheless, so far as
 3 XIV  |   tell of a great city whose citizens had, from old time, the
 4 XIV  |     unbroken custom of these citizens, a certain man was ordained
 5 XIV  | counsellor the custom of the citizens, and the place of perpetual
 6 XIV  |     year came to an end, the citizens rose against him, and sent
 7 XIV  |      those mutinous and evil citizens, could count himself happy
 8 XIV  |    deceitful world; that the citizens are the principalities and
 9 XIV  |      do those evil and cruel citizens of darkness, that received
10 XXIII| these marvellous fathers and citizens and heirs of Hierusalem
11 XXXVI| soldiers' attire, and of the citizens not a few. Sitting in the