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 1       I, III   |   again sent out, it brought back an olive leaf, in manifest
 2       I, VI    |   were commanded not to look back upon it. His wife, however,
 3       I, VI    |    things forbidden), turned back her eyes, and is said to
 4       I, XI    |      born first, he, drawing back again into the womb of his
 5       I, XIII  |   restored to health, he got back doubled all that he had
 6       I, XVIII |  strayed, but shalt bring it back. If you find an animal of
 7       I, XIX   |    it was allowed to see his back parts; and the tables which
 8       I, XXXI  | formed the design of sending back the ark to the Hebrews.
 9       I, XXXI  | placed upon a cart, and sent back with many gifts. This remarkable
10       I, XXXI  |     they saw the ark brought back, vied with each other in
11       I, XXXVII|  tribute upon it. He brought back with him an enormous amount
12       I, XLVI  |    God, the enemy was driven back, and the inhabitants of
13       I, LII   |     arrow. And being carried back to the city, he died of
14      II, I     |   that she should be brought back to trial, and that her cause
15      II, XXXIII|     upon it, and often threw back the blocks of marble in
16      II, XLIII |       and if any should hold back with excessive obstinacy,
17      II, XLV   |     he could do was to bring back all to repentance and reformation.
18      II, XLIX  |  sent by the Master to bring back to Spain Ithacius who was
19      II, L     |     him guilty, and sent him back to prison, until he had