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 1     I|        the names be written in Hebrew, that is to wit Galgalath,
 2     I|        same wise. For Magus in Hebrew is said doctor, in Greek,
 3     I|       And he named them in the Hebrew tongue, which was only the
 4     I|     and said to them: Lo! this Hebrew is come to my chamber and
 5     I|      and said: Thy servant the Hebrew, whom thou hast brought
 6     I|    name means literally in the Hebrew (2 Kings xxv. ) 'chief of
 7    II|    Thomas went thither, and an Hebrew maid had a pipe in her hand
 8    II|        she knew that he was an Hebrew because he ate not, but
 9    II|        maid sang tofore him in Hebrew, she said: The God of heaven
10    II|       the apostle commanded in Hebrew the devil that was within
11    II|       Greek as crowned, and in Hebrew example to other for to
12    II|        Egyptian that smote the Hebrew, and of the miracles that
13    II|       chore (for 'cor'), n., a Hebrew measure of about eight bushels.
14   III| Scripture. She could perfectly Hebrew, Greek, Latin, and French,
15   III|       of his name.~Matthias in Hebrew is as much to say as given
16   III|      Latin, French, Greek, and Hebrew. Also there was in his fellowship
17    IV|        pause, that is rest, in Hebrew, or it is said little, in
18     V|      name of Syriac and not of Hebrew. And the first three suspendings
19     V|   letters of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew. He had for his teacher
20     V| languages of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, and in all science, and
21     V|   letters of Greek, Latin, and Hebrew, and in holy writings approved
22     V|        Latin, but in Greek and Hebrew, so that none ought to be
23   VII|    high voice began to pray in Hebrew. The tyrant was much amarvelled
24   VII|        of, from earth. i. 112.~Hebrew maiden and S. Thomas,ii.