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 1       I, X       |        little Benjamin remained at home. Joseph was much beloved
 2       I, XII     |           Benjamin with himself at home. Joseph, then, being at
 3       I, XII     | evil-deservers. Thus, he sent them home again, laden with corn,
 4       I, XVII    |          to Moses, had remained at home when her husband went into
 5       I, XXIV    |      greatest tranquillity both at home and abroad: the people ruled
 6       I, XXV     |            him as he was returning home from the harvest-field,
 7       I, XXVI    |       first met him as he returned home, should be offered to God
 8       I, XXVI    |           as Jephtha was returning home, his daughter met him, having
 9       I, XXXI    |           retained their calves at home, these cattle took their
10       I, XXXIV   |           any one who should bring home the spoils of that boaster;
11       I, XXXVIII |           by war, both foreign and home disturbances having been
12      II, XXVI(22)|                 Introsum," towards home; another reading is "ultrorsum,"
13      II, XLIV    |     city-that no hope of returning home presented itself to them,