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 1   I, 39 |   would exceed four hundred talents.~
 2   I, 51 |  than six hundred and sixty talents; for many infants at the
 3   I, 52 |   whether the sum of twenty talents was to be paid for these,
 4  II, 64 |        12 And he gave fifty talents weight of gold and seventy
 5  II, 64 |  weight of gold and seventy talents of silver and a large quantity
 6  II, 65 | purpose, and that a hundred talents in money should be sent
 7  II, 75 |  present you with a hundred talents of silver, the first-fruits
 8  II, 81 | dedication, and the hundred talents of silver for the offering
 9 III, 141|    work must have cost many talents.~
10  IV, 188| them weighing more than two talents, and throw them with each
11   X, 526|  Then he ordered that three~talents of silver should be presented
12  XI, 566|     of the finest sort, two talents of gold, a sideboard weighing
13  XI, 567|    a sideboard worth thirty talents, ten robes, purple, and