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 1       I, XXV    |   could not, with his45 feeble strength, since he was a man of very
 2       I, XXVII  |    been possessed of marvelous strength, so much so that he tore
 3       I, XXVII  |    Trusting in God and his own strength, he openly brought disaster
 4       I, XXVIII |     betray to them wherein the strength of her husband lay. She
 5       I, XXVIII | persuaded him to tell that his strength was situated in his hair.
 6       I, XXVIII |   began to grow again, and his strength to return with it. And now
 7       I, XXVIII |     conscious of his recovered strength, was only waiting for an
 8       I, XXX    |        battle with their whole strength. The Hebrews were conquered;
 9       I, XXXIV  |      man of marvelous size and strength, passing along the ranks
10       I, XXXVIII|      in order to ascertain the strength of his empire; and accordingly
11       I, XLIV   |        returned with recruited strength into Samaria, burning to
12      II, IX     |    should, on recovering their strength, not submit tO live under
13      II, XLV    |    having lost its leader, the strength of the party opposed to
14      II, XLVII  |     theview of adding to their strength, doubtless imagining that,
15      II, LI     |     burst forth, but acquiring strength, it became more widely spread.