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 1       I, I       |      reason required, I have made use of pro-fine historians to
 2       I, IV      |    islands, nevertheless all made use of one tongue, as long as
 3       I, XVI     |        was found, it proved of no use on account of its bitterness.
 4       I, XVI     |       untainted. The Hebrews made use of this food for forty years;
 5       I, XX      |        therefore, the people made use of the manna for food, as
 6       I, XXV     |    conflict; that, if he did make use of so many, the Hebrews
 7       I, XXXIII  |       deprived the Hebrews of the use of arms,55 and no one had
 8       I, XLV     |       water was furnished for the use of three armies, and from
 9       I, XLVII   |    knowing the Lord, making great use of Zachariah the prophet (
10      II, I       |           eunuch to be allowed to use a diet of pulse only. Asphane
11      II, I       |     living on pulse than from the use of the king's dainties.
12      II, VIII    | brass-mere insensate matter-could use either meat or drink. The
13      II, XVII    |         undertaken without making use of the name of king, while
14      II, XXIII   |           disposition, made a bad use of, vengeance followed his
15      II, XXX     |         of and thus excluded from use as food. The Romans, accordingly,
16      II, XXXI(29)|           of Nazarites. They made use of what was called the Gospel
17      II, XXXIX   |      knowing that they could make use of the power of the king,
18      II, XLIII   |       reasoning, it abolished the use of the word Ousia as being
19      II, XLVI    |        was most economical in the use of it. Put at the same time
20      II, XLVIII  |          procured abortion by the use of certain plants. When