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 1  II, 66  | injure him on account of the people, he fled abroad with intent
 2  II, 69  |                       21 Our people were deeply angered by this
 3  II, 77  |     him chief ruler over the people.~
 4  II, 78  |     Jason) introduced to our people a new way of life and a
 5  II, 80  |     Egypt and heard that the people of Jerusalem had rejoiced
 6  II, 82  |    down the constancy of our people to the Law, and he beheld
 7  II, 83  | contemned by the mass of the people, he personally tried to
 8 III, 123 |    Law. Be merciful unto thy people, and let our punishment
 9   V, 188 |     become merciful unto his people and take~vengeance on the
10 VIII, 324|    future generations of our people:~HERE LIE AN AGED PRIEST~
11 VIII, 324| VINDICATED THE RIGHTS OF OUR PEOPLE~LOOKING UNTO GOD AND ENDURING~
12 VIII, 331|   had no more power over our people, and the tyrant suffered
13 VIII, 336|     utterly to constrain the people of Jerusalem to live like