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 1       I, VIII  |     under the influence of envy, driven out by the inhabitants.
 2       I, XLVI  |        while his grandmother was driven into exile. He, at the beginning
 3       I, XLVI  |      mercy of God, the enemy was driven back, and the inhabitants
 4      II, XVIII |           Accordingly, Onias was driven from office, and the priesthood
 5      II, XVIII |          amount of money, he was driven from his position, and Lysimachus
 6      II, IX    |      lest it should happen that, driven on by their numerous miseries,
 7      II, XXXV  |    persecution. The bishops were driven into exile: cruelty was
 8      II, XXXIX |         of parties, Paulinus was driven into banishment. In the
 9      II, XXXIX |        bishop of Poictiers, were driven into exile. Rhodanius, also,
10      II, XXXIX |        have mentioned above were driven into exile, forty-five years
11      II, XLIII |        obstinacy, they should be driven into banishment, provided
12      II, XLIII |        church, our friends being driven out of it. And when the
13      II, XLV   |        of their bishoprics, were driven into exile, and others substituted
14      II, XLV   |         terrified by threats, or driven into exile, all gave way
15      II, XLVII |    churches or cities, but to be driven forth beyond all the territory
16      II, XLVIII| religious disposition. They were driven forth from Bordeaux by Delfinus,
17      II, LI(67)|      heretics; but being at last driven from this position, he turned