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1     I,  19      |         slain by the son of sorrow near Bethlehem which was destined
2     I,  41(4581)|     Alexander’s general Antipater, near Thermopylæ. Antipater then
3     I,  43(4595)|            base of the temple, was near enough to witness the sight,
4     I,  46(4604)|        Over the Carthaginian fleet near Mylæ, 260 b.c.~
5     I,  49      |       forgetting of reason and the near neighbour of madness; a
6    II,  2(4657) |           A.V. and Rev., “Come not near me.”~
7    II,  3(4689) | Novatianists, whose doctrines were near akin in many respects to
8    II,  7(4745) |                        On the Oxus near its entrance into the Caspian