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 1     I|    thousand years, understood by seventy days or by seventy hundred
 2     I| understood by seventy days or by seventy hundred years. For from
 3     I|        Septuagesima representeth seventy years in which the children
 4     I|         so was the sin of Lameth seventy sithes and seven. That is
 5     I|         first age was ended. The seventy interpreters say that this
 6     I|         of the earth. ~Abram was seventy years old when he departed
 7     I|   entered into Egypt were in all seventy. ~Jacob sent then tofore
 8     I|         The Egyptians wailed him seventy days, and when the wailing
 9     I|       all in number that entered seventy. Joseph was tofore in Egypt.
10     I|          fountains of water, and seventy palm trees, and they abode
11    II|     people from Dan to Beersheba seventy thousand men. And when the
12    II|   commander on them. Solomon had seventy thousand men that did nothing
13    II|        house that he builded had seventy cubits in length, and twenty
14    II|     walls thereof were of height seventy cubits, and breadth thirty
15    II|         sons. ~Herod when he was seventy years old he fell in a grievous
16    II|        Blasius in the counsel of seventy bishops recordeth, like
17    II|       our Lord three hundred and seventy. Then let us pray to him
18   III|         of Persia, being present seventy kings of his empire. And
19   III|          under a stone the which seventy of his servants might unnethe
20   III|         When S. Loye died he was seventy years old. At the end of
21    IV|       about the year of our Lord seventy, under Vespasian. Of this
22    IV|         our Lord two hundred and seventy, and so they slept but two
23    IV|        the merits of the saints, seventy sick men were healed of
24     V|         our Lord two hundred and seventy.~
25     V|         our Lord two hundred and seventy, in the calends of February,
26     V|       our Lord seven hundred and seventy four the bishop of Metz,
27     V|        had baptized, and reigned seventy years, and established his
28    VI|       lie yet on their left side seventy years, in which times will
29    VI|      called Suamar, whereas were seventy bishops of idols, whom they
30    VI|        our Lord five hundred and seventy.~
31    VI|         our Lord one hundred and seventy. Then let us devoutly pray
32   VII|     teach and to write; he wrote seventy eight books; he accounted
33   VII|        Thou seemest better to be seventy years, and he said: If thou
34   VII|          year twelve hundred and seventy. The corpse of the glorious