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 1       I, XXII  |          the commencement of his rule, he sent messengers through
 2       I, XXIV  | preferred (to their own ruin) to rule over those who were conquered.
 3       I, XXIV  |        they were kept under hard rule; and, being afflicted by
 4       I, XXVI  |       eight years; but, as their rule was peaceful, they performed
 5       I, XXVIII|      that even the time when his rule came to an end is mentioned,
 6       I, XXVIII|        these times note that his rule was only for a single year.
 7       I, XXXII |          the tyranny and haughty rule of kings, while he extolled
 8      II, VII   |     which date Astyages began to rule over the Medes.~
 9      II, IX    |          and being accustomed to rule over other nations, they
10      II, IX    |        and Medes by nation, held rule over the Persians for seven
11      II, IX    |     found that the length of his rule is, in most copies,10 set
12      II, XIII  |        at the time, that by this rule, Esther was held as separated
13      II, IX(17)|         said above, professed to rule under the authority of king
14      II, XXVI  |        Roman people. He began to rule over his countrymen in the
15      II, XXIX  |          they suffered under the rule of Festus Florus, began
16      II, XXXII |     churches had peace under the rule of Antoninus Pins. Then