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 1       I, I      |        events which subsequently took place. I am, therefore,
 2       I, VII    |      master. After this, Abraham took a wife named Kethurah, who
 3       I, VIII   |          his dream as sacred, he took a stone from it; and he
 4       I, IX     |      meet his brother, but Jacob took care not to trust him beyond
 5       I, X      |       seeing their brother, they took counsel to slay him. But
 6       I, XI     |         Judah, the son of Jacob, took in marriage Sava,21 a woman
 7       I, XI     |       Thamar. On his death, Onan took his brother's wife; and
 8       I, XI     |         the number of granaries, took measures against the future
 9       I, XII    |        welcomed by his son. That took place in the hundred and
10       I, XVI    |       both of males and females, took part in it. But, after they
11       I, XXI    |      from Jericho. Then a battle took place against the Midianites,
12       I, XXII   |       the men who were in ambush took the city, and all the inhabitants
13       I, XXVI   |       men among the Shechemites, took possession of the kingdom.
14       I, XXVIII |       after what has been stated took place) to betray to them
15       I, XXIX   |        the approach of night, he took up his abode in the town
16       I, XXXI   |     calves at home, these cattle took their course, without any
17       I, XXXV   |     slaying the king, and simply took away his mantle. Presently
18       I, XXXVII |       Saul. Various battles then took place between the generals
19       I, XXXIX  |       substituted her child, and took away the living one. Then
20       I, XLI    |       God. Frequent battles then took place between the kings,
21       I, LI     |         father, forsook God, and took to the practice of impious
22       I, LIV    |      that could be eaten, famine took a firm hold of them. Thus,
23      II, III    |         fulfilled, for Alexander took the empire from the Persians,
24      II, VI     |     Persians. And this presently took place. For, on the same
25      II, VI     |        Darius, a Mede by nation, took possession of his kingdom.
26      II, IX     |    governors. Accordingly, these took counsel to write to king
27      II, IX     |          and Roman history. That took place about the two hundred
28      II, XIV    |        certainly not the one who took Jerusalem. But I do not
29      II, XIV    |           The spirit of God thus took care that the history should
30      II, XV     |         war, Cilicia and Arabia, took many cities by force, or
31      II, XV     |     mountains with soldiers, and took the greatest pains to cut
32      II, XVI    |       the barbarians, the desire took possession of Holofernes
33      II, XVI    |          slaying many thousands, took possession of the camp and
34      II, XVI    |      five years. If these things took place, as we believe, under
35      II, XVI    | disposition. Baguas, the eunuch, took him off by poison on an
36      II, XX     |         found, rebellion at once took place. Matthathias left
37      II, XXI    |       several successful battles took place against the royal
38      II, XXI    |     innumbers, but when a battle took place, he wasrouted and
39      II, XXV    |  resisted by force of arms. That took place in the second year
40      II, XXVIII |         worship of God. For then took place the well-known and
41      II, XXX    |          besieging Jerusalem, he took possession of the imperial
42      II, XXXII  |    persecution of the Christians took place under the emperor
43      II, XXXIV  |   ceremonies, and all rushing up took the body from the bier.
44      II, XXXVIII|        himself the conflict, but took up his abode in a church
45      II, XL     |          granted a likeness, but took away unity; for likeness
46      II, XLI    |          a separation of parties took place. Our friends49 take
47      II, L      |         however holy, who either took delight in reading, or made