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 1       I, VI   |      afterwards be restored to liberty. Then his name was changed,
 2       I, XIV  |   leader for restoring them to liberty. When he hesitated, God
 3       I, XIV  |     Aaron, and gave the people liberty to depart, provided that
 4       I, XVIII|       servant shah receive his liberty in due form. If a bull kill
 5       I, XXI  | ambassadors to the king to beg liberty to pass by; for he thought
 6       I, XXI  |   suppliants, and refused them liberty to pass by, being ready
 7       I, XXIV |  leader, they were restored to liberty, and enjoyed independence
 8       I, XXIV |   hasty army, restored them to liberty by force of arms. The same
 9       I, XXVI |    purpose of recovering their liberty by arms, having first sent
10       I, XXVII|       would be the restorer of liberty to the Israelites, and their
11       I, XXXII|      now preferred to exchange liberty for slavery. They, therefore,
12       I, XXXII|       kings, while he extolled liberty, and denounced slavery;
13      II, XI   |      the king to grant him the liberty of going and restoring it.
14      II, XXXI |   might be taken away from the liberty of the faith and of the
15      II, XXXV |     world had both attained to liberty, and possessed in him an