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 1       I, III   |            finding a place of rest, returned to him and being again sent
 2       I, III   |         sent forth a third time, it returned no more, from which it was
 3       I, V     |          went into Egypt, and again returned. Lot, owing to the size
 4       I, VIII  |            and he vowed that, if he returned in prosperity, the name15
 5       I, IX    |          but not finding his idols, returned, after being reconciled,
 6       I, XII   |           freely. Accordingly, they returned, bringing Benjamin with
 7       I, XIV   |       having no control over itself returned to its former state, and
 8       I, XVII  |           to posterity. Jothor then returned to his own country, while
 9       I, XXVI  |             who first met him as he returned home, should be offered
10       I, XXVI  |           being done, she willingly returned to her father, and fulfilled
11       I, XXXV  | instructions of the prophet Gad, he returned into the land of Judah,
12       I, XXXVI |    consulted God, and no answer was returned to him. Then, by means of
13       I, XLI   |            the death of Solomon, he returned to his native land, and,
14       I, XLIII |             followed the king as he returned from that place; but as
15       I, XLIV  |             a year, the Syrian king returned with recruited strength
16      II, I     |          the favor which was asked, returned anew to council. The trial,
17      II, VIII  |             Accordingly, a few then returned into Judaea; as to the others,
18      II, IX    |              as we have said above, returned into their native land by
19      II, IX    |           subduing these countries, returned as victor to Persia, but
20      II, XI    |       Indians, and Ethiopians never returned to their native country,
21      II, XI(12)|             imply that none of them returned to Palestine, but were wholly
22      II, XIII  |     considering the matter. He then returned, and when he saw Human grasping
23      II, XV    |              The Jews, then, having returned, as we have narrated above,
24      II, XVI   |            to her usual custom, she returned to her own people in safety.
25      II, XVIII |             the meantime, Antiochus returned from Alexandria (for he
26      II, XXI   |        nearly eight hundred men, he returned to Syria. On this becoming
27      II, XXII  |            the defeat of the enemy, returned to Jerusalem, and bent his
28      II, XXII  |            And Lysias, having again returned into Judaea with increased
29      II, XLIII |      fifteen. But when the deputies returned, they were refused communion,