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 1       I, XIV    |         and present himself as a leader for restoring them to liberty.
 2       I, XVII   | themselves from destroying their leader. Then Moses, under divine
 3       I, XX     |         appoint for themselves a leader, under whose guidance they
 4       I, XXIV   |       the people acted without a leader. But a necessity of making
 5       I, XXIV   |          with Gothoniel as their leader, they were restored to liberty,
 6       I, XXIV   |      were forty years under this leader or judge. And being again
 7       I, XXVIII |          for some time without a leader. Accordingly, when civil
 8       I, XXVIII |        was chosen as a temporary leader in the war. But most of
 9       I, XXXVIII|      checked by the death of the leader. David then engaged in several
10       I, XLII   |      than two years. For Zambri, leader of his cavalry, killed him
11      II, IV     |         acertain Ismael as their leader and instigator of the execrable
12      II, IX     |          conspiracy, of whom the leader was Darius, the son of Hystaspes,
13      II, XV     |          company to Ozias, their leader, all inclined to make a
14      II, XX     |       performing profane acts. A leader having thus been found,
15      II, XLV    |    Church. Thus, having lost its leader, the strength of the party
16      II, XLVII  |         a layman indeed, but the leader in all these troubles, and