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 1   I, 41  | refrains from cutting down the enemy's orchards, and protects
 2   I, 41  |   protects the property of the enemy from the spoilers, and gathers
 3  II, 58  |       in the possession of the enemy with growing intensity burned
 4  II, 59  |   water-vessel, and scaled the enemy's ramparts; and stealing
 5  II, 59  |       searched through all the enemy's camp.~
 6  II, 79  |        Antiochus himself as an enemy against us.~
 7   V, 182 |        abominable tyrant, thou enemy of the justice of heaven
 8   V, 214 |                           46 O enemy of virtue and enemy of man,
 9   V, 214 |       46 O enemy of virtue and enemy of man, for what crime dost
10   V, 217 |      49 Lo, now thou art God's enemy and makest war on those
11   V, 226 |    deviser of the tortures and enemy of the truly righteous.~
12 VIII, 331|   honour that through them the enemy had no more power over our
13 VIII, 334|     captured the city from the enemy.~