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 1       I, II        |      with them of beings of a different nature, as a matter of course,
 2       I, III       |      of birds also and of the different kinds of beasts were likewise
 3       I, IV        |  multiplied, and men occupied different places and islands, nevertheless
 4       I, IV        |      a kind of languages very different from their accustomed form
 5       I, XI(23)    |                             A different reading gives, "was born
 6       I, XIX(36)   |       The Hebrew text is here different.~
 7       I, XXIV(43)  |       other chapters are very different in form from those with
 8       I, XXXIV     |    But the result proved very different from what he imagined, for
 9       I, XXXV(58)  |  Reficiendi corporis gratia": different from the Hebrew text.~
10       I, XLVIII    |  bound for Tharsus, in a very different direction. But, after they
11       I, XLVIII    |     the place, and animals of different kinds, being forced by hunger
12      II, IV        |     by sword; and famine, and different kinds of death. The rabble,
13      II, XIV       |     other things, or pursuing different inquiries. But I will now
14      II, XXXV      | reached, and did not hold any different opinions. There remained,
15      II, XXXVI(37) |                               Different periods and events are here
16      II, XXXVII(41)|       same person, only under different appellations.~
17      II, XL        |   unity; for likeness is very different from unity; just as, for
18      II, XLV       |   then at Antioch held a very different opinion. For he condemned