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 1       I, XVII(34)|     expressed in the Greek, "rulers of thousands, of hundreds,
 2       I, XXXI    | their young left behind. The rulers of the Philistines, who
 3      II, VI      |   feast to his chief men and rulers, ordered the sacred vessels (
 4      II, VII     |     dear and acceptable, the rulers prevailed that he should
 5      II, IX      | power. Thus, the plan of the rulers being approved of by the
 6      II, X       |     urge the lieutenants and rulers to hurry forward the building
 7      II, XI      |    same time, letters to the rulers requesting them to furnish
 8      II, XIII    |      the manner of sovereign rulers, had ordered to be worshiped.
 9      II, XXVII   |     be deprived of their own rulers, that they might not look
10      II, XXXIII  |   Christian of all the Roman rulers. At that time, it is true,