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1 I  |       sheikh of the Arabs, the daughter of whom the tetrarch had
2 I  |        she had indeed left her daughter in Rome, hoping that, as
3 I  |       spoken to Antipas of her daughter. He asked himself the reason
4 II | Prostrate thyself in the dust, daughter of Babylon, and scourge
5 III|       name was Jacob, having a daughter who was very ill, had gone
6 III|  healed!” And he had found his daughter standing at the threshold
7 III|     The dancer was Salome, the daughter of Herodias, who for many