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 1       I, II    |  calculation of the dates, but little agree among themselves.
 2       I, X     |  pasturage, but Joseph and the little Benjamin remained at home.
 3       I, XXIX  |      there came Semigar, and a little later the history certifies
 4       I, XXXIV |     while be was as yet only a little boy56 living under the care
 5       I, XXXIX |    deeming all other things of little value. Accordingly, when
 6       I, XL    |       way, in the case of this little work of ours, we believe
 7       I, XLIII |        a handful of meal and a little oil, on the consumption
 8       I, XLV   |       three armies, and from a little oil the debt of a woman
 9       I, XLVI  |        being at the time but a little child. But the power thus
10      II, I     |    Babylon, while still a very little child. Afterwards, on account
11      II, I     |        that a boy of an age so little commanding respect, had
12      II, IX    |        and poor, they made but little progress, until, at last,
13      II, XIII  |       friend, and hesitating a little, he withdrew for a short
14      II, XV    |        that they should wait a little, and look for the divine
15      II, XXXIII|        it was an affair of too little moment to be able to inflict
16      II, XXXIX |     king, when they could make little impression by their own
17      II, XXXIX |      Liberius, however, was, a little afterwards, restored to
18      II, XLI   |       people, young men of but little learning and little prudencehad
19      II, XLI   |        but little learning and little prudencehad been selected;
20      II, XLIV  | discussion. And when they made little progress towards a pacification,
21      II, XLVI  |      hunger and thirst; he had little desire for amassing wealth,
22      II, XLVIII|  Delfinus, yet lingering for a little while in the territory of