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 1       I, XIII |       heavy labor of building cities was laid upon them, and
 2       I, XXIII|      the kings of the nearest cities. Accordingly, moving up
 3       I, XXIII|      same attack, neighboring cities also were brought under
 4      II, III  |   commingled with our armies, cities, and provinces; and we thus
 5      II, XI   |      out, and the neighboring cities conspired to interrupt the
 6      II, XV   | Cilicia and Arabia, took many cities by force, or compelled them
 7      II, IX   |    presented; through all the cities sacrifices were publicly
 8      II, XX   |       were found in the Greek cities in his dominions to offer
 9      II, XXI  |        that many of the Greek cities and countries were unsettled
10      II, XXV  |       had wasted by war their cities and territories), he remitted
11      II, XLVII|    might be expelled from the cities. Accordingly, after many
12      II, XLVII|     only to leave churches or cities, but to be driven forth