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 1       I, XXXVII|     the Moabites, and subdued Syria, imposing tribute upon it.
 2       I, XLII  |     alliance with the king of Syria, and by his help inflicted
 3       I, XLII  |     alliance with the king of Syria; secondly, that he cast
 4       I, XLIV  |   punishment. For the king of Syria with a great army, having
 5       I, XLV   |  restored to life, a leper of Syria was cleansed, at a time
 6       I, XLVI  |    wrath. For Azahel, king of Syria, made war upon him; and,
 7      II, IX    | authority. For, at that time, Syria and all Judaea was ruled
 8      II, XVII  |      by the name of kings. In Syria Seleucus was the first king
 9      II, IX    |       came after Alexander in Syria. Well, then, king Alexander
10      II, IX    |    was himself styled king in Syria, and reigned thirty-two
11      II, IX    |     Callinicus, held Asia and Syria for thirty-seven years.
12      II, XXI   |     who was then the ruler of Syria, heard of this, he increased
13      II, XXI   |   hundred men, he returned to Syria. On this becoming known
14      II, XXI   |  Lysias, and committed to him Syria and the war against the
15      II, XXI   | treasures. For merchants from Syria, having no doubt as to victory,
16      II, XXIII |     fled from Rome, came into Syria, and seized the supreme
17      II, XXIV  |      of Alexandria, came into Syria with an army. He conquered
18      II, XXIV  |     as by the hope of seizing Syria, joined his forces with
19      II, XXV   |       appointed20 governor of Syria, to keep him in cheek by
20      II, XXV   |       tribute to the kings of Syria, except when they resisted
21      II, XXXI  |    endeavored to plunder both Syria and Palestine; but on an