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1       I, XVI  |      and, when it was found, it proved of no use on account of
2       I, XXXIV| probably perish. But the result proved very different from what
3       I, XLII |        the son of Achia, and he proved himself equally estranged
4       I, XLV  |   daughter of Ahab to wife, and proved himself more like his father-in-law
5       I, XLIX |      their help his enemies had proved victorious in frequent battles.
6      II, XXII |    impregnable, the lower parts proved inaccessible, as frequent
7      II, XXXII|      Christians. Next, Valerian proved himself the eighth enemy