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 1       I, X   |        their aversion, that by frequent dreams of his it seemed
 2       I, XVII|      clouds rolled around with frequent flashes of lightning. But
 3       I, XLI |       guilt so hateful to God. Frequent battles then took place
 4       I, XLIX|       had proved victorious in frequent battles. He ended his days
 5       I, L   |    defeated the Philistines in frequent battles; until Sennacherim,
 6       I, LII |  destroyed on account of their frequent acts of impiety and sacrilege,
 7      II, XI  |        numbers been reduced by frequent wars, and by the multitude
 8      II, XXII|        proved inaccessible, as frequent sallies from above prevented
 9      II, XLI |      to our party. Well, after frequent meetings had been held,
10      II, XLV | repentance and reformation. In frequent councils within Gaul, and