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 1       I, XVIII |        burden, it will be your duty to raise it up. Thou shall
 2       I, XXX   |       could not discharge that duty. But, when the ark was brought
 3       I, XXXIII|       thus taking upon him the duty of a priest. For this he
 4       I, XXXV  |    Syrian, fulfilled the cruel duty. After that, David made
 5       I, L     |   impiety. He added that their duty was carefully to be on their
 6      II, I     |        and had imposed it as a duty on Asphane the eunuch to
 7      II, X     |    imagine, that a more urgent duty was to reform the people
 8      II, XXX   |      with dead bodies, for the duty of burying them could no
 9      II, XXXV  | himself to fulfill a religious duty, he proceeded to a violent
10      II, XLVII |       against himself. And the duty was entrusted to Ithacius,