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 1       I, II     |         had increased to a great multitude, certain angels,whose habitation
 2       I, IV     |       one tongue, as long as the multitude, afterwards to be scattered
 3       I, XVI    |     praise to God, and the whole multitude, both of males and females,
 4       I, XVI    |     sweet. Thence advancing, the multitude found at Elim twelve fountains
 5       I, XXVI   |        with the concurrence of a multitude of wicked men, and especially
 6       I, XXVIII |      down the pillars. The whole multitude was overwhelmed in the ruins
 7       I, XXIX   |          by the destruction of a multitude. These things also are contained
 8       I, XXXIV  |         no one out of so great a multitude ventured to make the attempt.
 9       I, XXXVIII|        his kingdom rather by the multitude of his subjects than by
10       I, XLVIII | Assyrians. It was then full of a multitude of inhabitants, sustaining
11       I, LIV    |          the king of the useless multitude, although without power,
12      II, I      |         be heard afresh. For the multitude of the Jews who were then
13      II, XI     |        frequent wars, and by the multitude kept in captivity. For,
14      II, XXII   |      filled with gold; but, as a multitude flocked together from all
15      II, XXX    |          happened that the whole multitude from the country, and from
16      II, XXXIV  |           to it, while the whole multitude of the inhabitants of the