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 1     I,  2       |    may go through life with a high reputation, but may live
 2     I,  20      |     is enjoined that the 4366 high priest must not marry any
 3     I,  23      |     deserved censure, and our high priest were not after the
 4     I,  33      |   mother’s belly, enjoyed the high privilege because he was
 5     I,  37      |    the season, that now it is high time for you to awake out
 6     I,  48(4626)|     109 years. He was held in high esteem at Athens, where
 7     I,  49      |      confuses counsel, breaks high and generous spirits, draws
 8     I,  49      |      of one husband ever held high rank among matrons, that
 9    II,  4       |  beholdeth everything that is high.” And my friend Jovinianus
10    II,  31      |      from the mire and set on high will not equal the rage
11    II,  33      |    there: they flee until the High Priest dies and descending
12    II,  34      | Levites, themselves, the 4927 high priest alone entered the
13    II,  38      |     let virtue lift you up on high, let not voluptuousness