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 1     I,  5       |          Jephthah and his virgin daughter, who was sacrificed to the
 2     I,  5       |        the father to that of the daughter who met death with grief
 3     I,  5       |       was bedded with the king’s daughter. What shall I say of Solomon,
 4     I,  10      |     loveth, and hath married the daughter of a strange god. The Lord
 5     I,  23      |          the tears of the virgin daughter, that makes for us. For
 6     I,  23      |        error by the death of his daughter. And if Samuel who was brought
 7     I,  24      |          received Michal, Saul’s daughter, whom her father had delivered
 8     I,  26      |        read of both his wife and daughter. But for the present our
 9     I,  31      |          feet in sandals, 4477 O daughter of Aminadab,” which is,
10     I,  31(4477)|                 R.V. “O Prince’s daughter!” Sept., also “daughter
11     I,  31(4477)|          daughter!” Sept., also “daughter of Nadab.”~
12     I,  32      |        For at that time Anna the daughter of Phanuel, of the tribe
13     I,  32      |       the rest: 4481 “The virgin daughter of Zion hath despised thee
14     I,  32      |            To her whom he called daughter the prophet also gave the
15     I,  32      |       that if he spoke only of a daughter, it might be supposed that
16     I,  32      |      married. This is the virgin daughter whom elsewhere he thus addresses: 4482 “
17     I,  41      |          Italy!” And that famous daughter of 4576 Leos, the lady of
18     I,  41(4577)|          advised that Iphigenia, daughter of Agamemnon should be sacrificed.
19     I,  41      |      their virginity. The virgin daughter of Demotion, chief of the
20     I,  42      |      writes that the 4589 virgin daughter of 4590 Pythagoras was at
21     I,  42(4589)|  accounts Pythagoras had another daughter, Myia.~
22     I,  42(4593)|    poetical name of Rhea Silvia, daughter of Numitor and mother of
23     I,  45      | exhibited to another. Rhodogune, daughter of Darius, after the death
24     I,  46      |           Marcia, Cato’s younger daughter, on being asked after the
25     I,  46(4605)|          fault here. Porcia, the daughter of Cato by his first wife
26     I,  46(4607)|           Marcia, Cato’s younger daughter,” a few lines above, we
27     I,  46(4608)|                     Probably the daughter of Cato by his second wife
28     I,  48(4622)|           Mucia, his third wife, daughter of Q. Mucius Scævola, the
29     I,  49(4641)|                                  Daughter of P. Scipio Africanus,
30    II,  15      |         Gospel appears Anna, the daughter of Phanuel, the wife of