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1 IV   |      cast to the ground, his foot grievously crushed by a
2 IV   |     the man with the crushed foot; so he had him brought before
3 IX   | servants, "Bind him hand and foot, and take him away, and
4 XVIII|     slain and trampled under foot, and carry him back to them,
5 XXII |  thereon, he descried at the foot of the mountain a company
6 XXV  |     if need be, the march on foot, or the couch on the ground?
7 XXVII|     all. It is trodden under foot of men and the residue of
8 XXX  |     cast out, bound hand and foot, into outer darkness. When
9 XXX  |     he trembled from head to foot, and, like a river, his