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 1       I, XXXVII  |     him by public consent the sovereignty of the whole nation; for
 2       I, XLI     |       the king found that the sovereignty of the Hebrews had been
 3       I, XLII(69)|      the kingdom of Judah the sovereignty remained to the same family,
 4       I, XLIX    |      off by Osee, he lost the sovereignty by the same crime by which
 5       I, LIII    |       his part, possessed the sovereignty only for three months. He
 6      II, III     |     it is said that the third sovereignty was indicated; and we see
 7      II, III     |     the Persians, and won the sovereignty for the Macedonians. The
 8      II, X       |    dead who had possessed the sovereignty for nineteen years), by
 9      II, XVII    |      very weak character, the sovereignty was nominally and in appearance
10      II, XXVI    | Alexandra, his wife, held the sovereignty for three years. After his
11      II, XXVII   |        asked and received the sovereignty of Judaea from the senate
12      II, XXX     |      killed Otho, assumed the sovereignty. This afterwards passed
13      II, XXXIII  | Constantine then obtained the sovereignty, and he was the first Christian