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 1       I, X       |        and the little Benjamin remained at home. Joseph was much
 2       I, XIII    |        by that wealth while it remained entire, nor perverted by
 3       I, XVI     |    with a view to the, Sabbath remained quite untainted. The Hebrews
 4       I, XVII    |     been married to Moses, had remained at home when her husband
 5       I, XIX     |         and is related to have remained there forty days and forty
 6       I, XXI     |       Hebrews are said to have remained in the wilderness for so
 7       I, XXV     |       the ten thousand who had remained, Gideon, as instructed by
 8       I, XXVI    | Philistines and Ammonites, and remained under their power for eighteen
 9       I, XXXI    |   Cariathiarim,52 and there it remained twenty years.~
10       I, XXXVII  |       his host, and he himself remained in Jerusalem far from the
11       I, XLI     |        Judah and Benjamin, had remained under the sway of Roboam;
12       I, XLII(69)|       of Judah the sovereignty remained to the same family, in the
13       I, XLIX    |  Jewish religion, while others remained in the errors of heathenism.
14       I, L       |      land, so that, if any had remained in Samaria, after the removal
15      II, XI      |   learned that his native land remained in the same fallen condition
16      II, XXXV    |      different opinions. There remained, however, in their hearts,
17      II, XLV     |  sentence of exile against him remained uncanceled. But when he