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1       1, XV     |        last. And thus, O Lord, my King and my God, may all things
2       1, XVII   |        approaches of the Teucrian king.”33~ ~I had learned that
3       1, XVIII  |        childhood that thou, O our King, didst approve as a symbol
4       3, VIII   |            For it is lawful for a king, in the state over which
5       7, IV     |           an officer of the great King, he also desired to be called
6       7, IV     |          sons rejoice because our King hath bound the strong man,
7       9, XXXI   |      desiring water, and that our King was tempted not by flesh
8       9, XXXV   |        sign from thee! But by our King, and by Jerusalem, our pure
9      11, II(457)| emphasizing a superlative (e.g., "King of kings," "Song of songs").