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1     I,  5      |          Two nations and two peoples are in thy womb,” that Jacob
2    II,  4      | those tribes of Phenicia and peoples of Ethiopia only are meant
3    II,  7      |   the case with the northern peoples. If you were to force them
4    II,  7      |     it is customary with the peoples of the East and of Libya
5    II,  7(4739)| Greek geographers to various peoples, but especially to the uncivilized
6    II,  7      |     Indians, and Ethiopians, peoples on a par with Rome itself,
7    II,  7(4743)|  great confederacy of German peoples who in a.d. 409 traversed
8    II,  36     | alone,” He says, “and of the peoples there was no man with me.”