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 1       I, XI        |    being kindly treated by the royal governor who had obtained
 2       I, XIII      |       they were compelled by a royal edict to drown their newly-born
 3       I, XXXIII    |   worthily corresponded to the royal dignity. But in the beginning
 4       I, XXXIV     |        anointed David with the royal oil, while be was as yet
 5       I, XXXIV     |    foreskins of the enemy, the royal maiden would be given him
 6       I, XXXVII    |        again anointed with the royal oil, received the title
 7       I, XXXVIII   |  having been anointed with the royal oil by Sadoc the priest,
 8       I, XLI       |    there married a wife of the royal family. But, when at length
 9       I, XLII      |     revolted from him, and the royal power was conferred on one
10       I, LIV       |    When Nabuzardan, one of the royal princes, was leading him
11       I, LIV       |       He gave him, however, no royal ensign, or even the name
12      II, II        | exposure of them by means of a royal edict; and all the men professing
13      II, IV        |        that a ruler not of the royal race had been assigned them
14      II, VI        |        and licentiousness of a royal banquet, suddenly the king
15      II, XXI       | battles took place against the royal forces. For first of all,
16      II, XXIV      |     him with a purple robe and royal ensigns. For this reason
17      II, XXXIII    |    through the exercise of her royal powers, she erected churches31
18      II, XXXIII(31)|      had some resemblance to a royal palace.~
19      II, XLV       |     them by an exercise of the royal power to follow the example