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1 III |     nearly died.~But Rabetna, in jealousy, revenged herself for the
2 X   |       was one at once of terror, jealousy, hatred, and a species of
3 XII | Barbarians listened to them with jealousy although they despised them.
4 XII |         dangerous operation. His jealousy prevented him from relieving
5 XIII|          at it, no doubt through jealousy about the plunder. Hence
6 XIII|          to excite the pride and jealousy of the Baals by singing
7 XIV |         kept in ruins now by the jealousy of Carthage, were so weak