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 1       I, II   |         old: he lived altogether eight hundred and thirty years.
 2       I, XXIII|          so, then three thousand eight hundred and eighty-four
 3       I, XXIV |         they paid the penalty of eight years' captivity, until,
 4       I, XXVI |        years, and Abdon also for eight years; but, as their rule
 5       I, XLVI |       his grandmother was, after eight years, restored to him through
 6      II, IV   |           and with not more than eight companions he fled to the
 7      II, IX   |        son Cambyses, and reigned eight years. He, after harassing
 8      II, IX   | Augurinus were consuls, that is, eight hundred and eighty-eight
 9      II, XI   |     three hundred and ninety and eight years. But from the restoration
10      II, XIV  |      supreme power for more than eight years. Wherefore, if it
11      II, XXI  |          with the loss of nearly eight hundred men, he returned
12      II, XXVI |      year of king Demetrius, but eight years afterwards, being
13      II, XXVII|      Archelaus the tetrarch, for eight years, and Herod for twenty-four