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 1       I, XX     |       three thousand five hundred persons.39 When, therefore, the
 2       I, XXXI   |        the death of many thousand persons.51 The men of Azotus, constrained
 3       I, LIV    |      Under coercion from the same persons, the prophet was let down
 4       I, LIV    |           over these few wretched persons.~
 5      II, VI     |       brought forth. And when all persons, both of the male and female
 6      II, XIV    |  Nabuchodonosor by the Jews. Most persons, however, think that it
 7      II, XXII   |      sallies from above prevented persons from approaching them. But
 8      II, XXXVI  |          much desire to get these persons out of the way as Athanasius
 9      II, XXXVII |           the union of the divine persons, but proclaiming that Christ
10      II, XXXVIII| unfortunate. Accordingly, the few persons who were with the king being
11      II, XXXIX  |         samepunishment. All these persons, however, were prepared
12      II, XXXIX  |         it is well known that the persons exiled were celebrated by
13      II, XLI    |        amount to more than eighty persons: the rest belonged to our
14      II, XLVI   |          into its acceptance many persons of noble rank and multitudes
15      II, XLVII  |        should admit the condemned persons to communion, he should
16      II, XLIX   |          as themselves suspicious persons, should have reserved the
17      II, L      |          the blood of the unhappy persons in question. He maintained
18      II, L      |        with respect to the guilty persons. But subsequently, the emperor
19      II, LI     |   Potamius, and Joannes, as being persons of less consideration, and