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 1       I, XV   |        and a pillar of fire by night, marched before them. But
 2       I, XVIII|      lawful to kill a thief by night, but not one by day. If
 3       I, XXIII|    victors, and it seemed that night would furnish protection
 4       I, XXIII|        his faith, kept off the night, and the day continued,
 5       I, XXV  |        the middle watch of the night, and having ordered all
 6       I, XXIX | constrained by the approach of night, he took up his abode in
 7       I, XXIX |   abused her through the whole night, and only restored her on
 8       I, XXXI |        place, in the following night it was torn in pieces. Then
 9       I, XXXIX|       these having died in the night three days afterwards, the
10       I, LI   |       Accordingly, in the same night, an angel attacking the
11      II, VI   |        place. For, on the same night, Balthasar perished, and
12      II, XVI  |    egress from the camp during night, for the purpose of saying
13      II, XXIX |     serve for light during the night. In this way, cruelty tint
14      II, L    |    been accustomed to hold, by night, gatherings of vile women,