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 1       I, III   |        olive leaf, in manifest proof that the tops of the trees
 2       I, XIV   |        him. And when Moses, in proof that the orders he issued
 3       I, XXXVII|      to have given a marvelous proof of his affection. He then
 4       I, XXXIX |    sanctuary of God, he gave a proof of the wisdom which had
 5      II, II    |      if they should first make proof of their skill by relating
 6      II, X     |     and of these had, from the proof of his prudence which he
 7      II, XI    |        the ground, furnished a proof of the evils which had been
 8      II, XIV   |      may I bring it forward in proof of the opinion I have expressed
 9      II, XXX   |    would serve for a perpetual proof of Roman cruelty. But on
10      II, XXXIII|    Moreover, it is an enduring proof of the soil of that place
11      II, XXXIX | Chapter XXXIX.~From this first proof that the prince had been