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 1       I, XV     |        led by31 the land of the Philistines, in order that an opportunity
 2       I, XXIV   |     engaging in battle With the Philistines,42 secured a decisive victory.
 3       I, XXVI   |  Israelites were subdued by the Philistines and Ammonites, and remained
 4       I, XXVII  | protection, were subdued by the Philistines, and paid the penalty of
 5       I, XXVII  |          He had a wife from the Philistines, and when she, in the absence
 6       I, XXVII  |     great loss inflicted on the Philistines. And they, enraged at this
 7       I, XXVII  |       over as a prisoner to the Philistines; but, when thus handed over,
 8       I, XXVIII |     ruled over the Hebrews, the Philistines having been subdued by the
 9       I, XXVIII |         delivered him up to the Philistines; for although he had often
10       I, XXVIII |       of righteous revenge. The Philistines had a custom on their festival
11       I, XXVIII |      and all the princes of the Philistines feasted, rested on two pillars
12       I, XXX    |        of discipline. Well, the Philistines made an incursion into Judaea,
13       I, XXXI   |               Chapter XXXI.~The Philistines, victorious in this prosperous
14       I, XXXI   |       behind. The rulers of the Philistines, who had followed the ark
15       I, XXXII  | disturbed by an invasion of the Philistines, and all ranks were in a
16       I, XXXIII |     arose by an invasion of the Philistines; and Saul had appointed
17       I, XXXIII |         sword or spear. For the Philistines, as conquerors in the former
18       I, XXXIV  |   servants of the king. And the Philistines and Hebrews being. at this
19       I, XXXIV  |     other, a certain man of the Philistines named Goliath, a man of
20       I, XXXIV  |       In the meanwhile, all the Philistines, turning to flight, yielded
21       I, XXXIV  |         hundredforeskins of the Philistines; and thus he obtained the
22       I, XXXV   |        David. David fled to the Philistines.~
23       I, XXXVI  |     Samuel died. Saul, when the Philistines made war upon him, consulted
24       I, XXXVI  |     sons, being overcome by the Philistines, would fall in the battle.
25       I, XXXVI  |         fall in the battle. The Philistines, accordingly, having pitched
26       I, XXXVII |       to him in the land of the Philistines, is related to have wept,
27       I, XXXVII |       in successful battles the Philistines making inroads upon his
28       I, XXXVII |      son. He then conquered the Philistines in war, subjugated the Moabites,
29       I, XXXVIII|     several battles against the Philistines with favorable results;
30       I, L      |        things, and defeated the Philistines in frequent battles; until