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 1       I, XIII       |     Egypt so soon increased in numbers, and filled Egypt with their
 2       I, XIII       |        because their abounding numbers were now feared, lest some
 3       I, XVII       |       the Amalekites destroyed numbers of the people by their attacks.
 4       I, XXVI       |        they assembled in great numbers for the purpose of recovering
 5       I, XXXII      |       therefore, come in great numbers to Samuel, in order that,
 6       I, XXXVIII(64)|       the case with respect to numbers, there are discrepancies
 7       I, L          |     Ezekias, being inferior in numbers, did not venture to come
 8      II, IX(10)     |      often do, with respect to numbers. ~
 9      II, XI         |    people were not adequate in numbers to the size of' the city;
10      II, XI         |        their formerly enormous numbers been reduced by frequent
11      II, XVIII      |        to such an extent, that numbers of the natives begged permission
12      II, XLIII      |      purposes. Then by degrees numbers of our people, partly overcome
13      II, XLIV       |        doing at least from the numbers who had preceded them. For
14      II, XLV        | heretical confession of faith. Numbers who refused were tortured