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 1   I, 3  |         value to the Jews in his own country and in foreign lands for
 2   I, 15 |       answered Demetrius 'for in the country of the Jews they use a peculiar
 3   I, 18 |           process of terrorising the country into subjection, he transported
 4   I, 19 |              he transported from the country of the Jews to Egypt amounted
 5   I, 20 |             them in garrisons in the country districts.~
 6   I, 41 |           and in the attack upon the country of the Jews and became possessed
 7  IV, 167|             description of the whole country.~
 8  IV, 205|            of their loyalty to their country.~
 9   V, 217|                            7 For the country is extensive and beautiful.~
10   V, 221| well-populated, but they neglect the country districts, since all men
11   V, 223|                                   13 Country people by migrating from
12   V, 224|             any one who lived in the country, the case must be settled
13   V, 231|           rightly recognise that the country districts need a large population,
14   V, 232|             gold is brought into the country by the Arabs.~
15   V, 233|                           23 For the country is well adapted not only
16   V, 235|                               25 The country produces everything in abundance,
17   V, 237|                    27 Originally the country contained not less than
18   V, 241|                               31 The country is encircled by a natural
19   V, 243|            in order to prevent their country from being destroyed by
20  IX, 456|            live and die in one's own country. Residence abroad1 brings