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 1       I, I      | Chapter I.~I address myself to give a condensed account of those
 2       I, XVIII  |   connection with it, he shall give up the bull. If any one
 3       I, XVIII  |       the girl shall refuse to give her in marriage, then the
 4       I, XVIII  |        then the ravisher shall give her a dowry. If any one
 5       I, XXIV   |   enjoined upon the Hebrews to give over the conquered nations
 6       I, XXXIV  |     beloved by all, that might give rise to hatred against himself
 7       I, XXXVIII|   threefold punishment, and to give him the power of choosing
 8       I, XXXIX  |      was a difficult matter to give a judgment between both
 9       I, XXXIX  |     the other wished rather to give up the boy than that he
10       I, XLIII  |     heaven, that it should not give any rain to the earth, and
11       I, XLIV   |        the war,-if they should give up their gold and silver
12       I, LIII   | everything, having resolved to give the nation of the Jews up
13      II, II     |      the king, and promised to give an account of the dream,
14      II, XV     |  thinking that everything must give way before him, was roused
15      II, XXI    |         easily were induced to give up their ancient forms of
16      II, XXI    |       in God, everything would give way before them; for that
17      II, XXIII  |      the effect that he should give up the deserters and prisoners,
18      II, XXIV   |        with his son-in-law, to give him assistance. But he,
19      II, L      |       Ithacius, that he should give up his accusations, or to