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 1   I      |     world in his library; in order to get the Laws of Moses
 2   I, 27  |      our first ancestors, in order to signify that He, through
 3   I, 37  |   every slave, that a public order should be issued and that
 4 III, 111 |               11 For had the order been given, there would
 5  IV, 198 |  according to their original order, each one flashing forth
 6  IV, 202 |                    37 But in order that we might gain complete
 7   V, 243 |     useless and expensive in order to prevent their country
 8 VII, 347 |   with their own customs, in order that there may be no discomfort
 9 VII, 352 |      the rest behind him, in order that he might not withhold
10 VII, 367 | answer and asked the next in order, how he could be invincible
11 VIII, 384|      the men who sat next in order to those who had given answers
12 VIII, 392|    him and asked the next in order how he could be the friend
13  IX, 457 |   the king asked the next in order, how he could live amicably
14  IX, 465 |     of the opposite view, in order that by weighing every point
15   X, 505 |   And he said, 'The laws, in order that by righteous enactments
16  XI, 537 |    forth the facts in proper order since I know how eager you