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 1       I, LIII|        thereof paid him tribute, Nabuchodonosor, the king of Babylon, seized
 2       I, LIII|      captivity and destruction), Nabuchodonosor entered Jerusalem with an
 3       I, LIV |          a period of nine years, Nabuchodonosor made war against him, and
 4       I, LIV |        abide in his native land. Nabuchodonosor, having carried away the
 5      II, II  |        Chapter II.~AT that time, Nabuchodonosor had a dream mrvelous for
 6      II, V   |          At this period of time, Nabuchodonosor elated with prosperity,
 7      II, V   | appearance of an angel, and whom Nabuchodonosor, on obtaining a nearer view
 8      II, VI  |                Chapter VI.~After Nabuchodonosor, the kingdom fell to his
 9      II, VI  |     which had been taken away by Nabuchodonosor from the temple at Jerusalem,
10      II, VI  |         had formerly revealed to Nabuchodonosor a dream containinga secret
11      II, VI  |        who had preceded him. For Nabuchodonosor had also set him over the
12      II, VIII|         the sacred vessels which Nabuchodonosor had carried away from the
13      II, XIV |         performed by the name of Nabuchodonosor, and that was certainly
14      II, XIV |        king acting so was styled Nabuchodonosor by the Jews. Most persons,
15      II, XIV |          that king who was named Nabuchodonosor was really Ochus, since