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 1       I, XXXIII |       nobody, except Saul and Jonathan his son, is said to have
 2       I, XXXIII |       In these circumstances, Jonathan, with an audacious design,
 3       I, XXXIII |     enemy were destroyed. But Jonathan, knowing nothing of this
 4       I, XXXV   |    commanded his servants and Jonathan his son, to prepare snares
 5       I, XXXV   |  snares against his life. But Jonathan had even from the first
 6      II, XXIII  |    victory. The Hebrews elect Jonathan, the brother of Judah, in
 7      II, XXIV   |       formed an alliance with Jonathan, and had presented him with
 8      II, XXIV   |      ensigns. For this reason Jonathan had assisted him with auxiliary
 9      II, XXV    | obtained the kingdom, treated Jonathan with kindness, made a treaty
10      II, XXV    |     keep him in cheek by war. Jonathan,21 on the other hand, descended
11      II, XXV    |    friendship with him. After Jonathan, the chief power was conferred
12      II, XXV    |        for after the death of Jonathan he had wasted by war their
13      II, XXV(21)|  suggests, we have here taken Jonathan as a nominative, but the
14      II, XXVI   |       XXVI.~Well, then, after Jonathan, his brother Simon, as has