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 1       I, IX     |       Jacob, captivated by her beauty, burned with love for the
 2       I, XI     | himself through his remarkable beauty. And as she was madly laboring
 3       I, XXXVIII| Bersabe, a woman of remarkable beauty. She is said to have been
 4      II, I      |  Afterwards, on account of the beauty of his countenance, he had
 5      II, I      |     that he would have greater beauty of countenance from living
 6      II, I      | Joachis, a woman of remarkable Beauty, was desired by two elders,
 7      II, XII    | marriage, a woman of marvelous beauty. Being accustomed to extol
 8      II, XII    |      purpose of exhibiting her beauty. But she, more prudent than
 9      II, XII    |   found to excel all others in beauty. She being a Jewess of the
10      II, XII    |       mind by the power of her beauty, so that, equalizing her
11      II, XVI    |     wealth, and remarkable for beauty, but still more distinguished
12      II, XVI    |        for her virtue than her beauty), who was then in the camp,
13      II, XVI    |       for, being of surpassing beauty, she had easily impressed