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Palaces: The Term Applied To
Residences of kings
Houses of great men
The temple of God
The house of the high priest
Palaces: Of Kings
Called the king's house
Called the house of the kingdom
Called the king's palace
Called the royal house
Splendidly furnished
Surrounded with gardens
Surrounded with terraces
Under governors
Often attended by eunuchs as servants
Were strictly guarded
Afforded support to all the King's retainers
Royal decrees issued from
Royal decrees laid up in
Contained treasures of the king
Gorgeous apparel suited to, alone
Palaces: Were Entered by Gates
Palaces: Often the Storehouses of Rapine
Palaces: Often as Punishment
Spoiled
Forsaken
Desolate
Scenes of bloodshed
Burned with fire
Overgrown with thorns, &c
The habitation of dragons, &c
Palaces: The Spider Makes Its Way Even Into
Palaces: Illustrative Of
The splendour of the church
The godly children of saints
The place of Satan's dominion
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