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 1       I, IV    |    made use of one tongue, as long as the multitude, afterwards
 2       I, V     |       place named Sychem. Ere long, owing to the want of corn,
 3       I, VII   |       by the help of God. Not long after this, God tried the
 4       I, VIII  |    VIII.~Now, Rebecca, having long been barren, at length,
 5       I, IX    |      we are told that she was long barren, while Leah was fruitful.
 6       I, XIX   |    But as Moses stayed away a long time, since he spent forty
 7       I, XXI   | swallowed them alive. And not long after, a revolt of the whole
 8       I, XXI   |  fourteen thousand.40 And not long after, as had already often
 9       I, XXI   |      in the wilderness for so long a time, with this view,
10       I, XXIV  |       foreseeing these things long before, had, by a wholesome
11       I, XXVII |       His mother, after being long barren, had a vision of
12       I, XXVIII|  staved off her purpose for a long time, she persuaded him
13       I, XXX   |    mother's, Anna. She having long been barren, is said, when
14       I, XXXII |  weary of what they have, and long for things of which they
15       I, XXXIV |    heard to the king. And ere long, being instructed by God,
16       I, XXXIV |      gave her to another. Ere long, a younger daughter of the
17       I, XXXV  |        But the wicked are not long good. For, when Saul was
18       I, XL    |        We see that this has a long time ago been fulfilled,
19       I, XLIX  |       seized the kingdom. Ere long being cut off by Osee, he
20       I, L     |     Passover, which had for a long time been neglected, should
21       I, L     |       rejoicing, and, after a long interval, the proper religious
22       I, L     |   fail him. And, in fact, not long after, Tarraca, king of
23       I, LIII  |     him away captive, and not long after, while still a prisoner,
24       I, LIV   |       thrust into prison. Ere long, however, he regretted this
25      II, V     |     be paid to God alone. Not long after, being instructed
26      II, XVII  |       state of things did not long continue, but all preferred
27      II, XVII  |    them. again corrupted by a long peace, began to mingle all
28      II, XVIII |      employed before. But not long after, as he had not furnished
29      II, XXX   |       the government; and ere long, on Galba being slain, Otho
30      II, XXXII | clerics of some churches. Ere long, under Decius as emperor,
31      II, XXXII |      by the slaughters of ten long years. There survive also
32      II, XXXIV |  ruins to be cleared out. Ere long, as the reward of her faith
33      II, XXXVI |      exile into Gaul. But ere long, eighty bishops, assembling
34      II, L     |       cause. And, in fact, as long as Martin survived, the