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 1     I,  2       |         beseech the ground, the young shoots of our plantations,
 2     I,  7       | precious life,” who causeth the young man’s understanding to fly
 3     I,  13      |       Tertullian, while still a young man, gave himself full play
 4     I,  15      |     short repeated marriages, a young woman may have several husbands,
 5     I,  20      |       fled to Nob: “If only the young men have kept themselves
 6     I,  20      | consider the words “if only the young men have kept themselves
 7     I,  29      |      planted.” We brought forth young under the law with Moses,
 8     I,  30(4471)|     beauty! Corn shall make the young men flourish, and new wine
 9     I,  32      |        not mean a virgin, but a young woman. And, to speak truth,
10     I,  32      | properly called Bethulah, but a young woman, or a girl, is not
11     I,  34      |     come follow me.” For if the young man who boasted of having
12     I,  40      |         of turtle-doves and two young pigeons were offered on
13     I,  48(4617)| Terentia he married Publilia, a young girl of whose property he