Aún no tenemos significados para "own vine".
1Every man sat under his own vine and fig-tree in safety.
2Catuvolcos was there, his own vine staff in his hand.
3In short, the place is home, and he sits under his own vine and fig-tree.
4I do now sit under my own vine, and contemplate the growth of vegetable nature.
5Sitting under our own vine and fig tree, sir!
6Give me my own vine and fig tree.
7We shall sit under our own vine.
8And now, sweet sisters, another year have we sat under our own vine and fig tree unmolested.
9Most of us enjoy the shadow of our own vine and fig tree-whichit is impossible to mortgage.
10Thou shalt sit under thine own vine and fig tree, where none shall molest or make thee afraid.
11Under my own vine and fig-tree; where I hope soon to present my dear brother to his new sister-in-law.
12To some the purple cluster suggests Bacchanal revelry; to others, sitting under one's own vine and fig-tree-inbrief, a home.
13When we have given the French a sufficient drubbing, I shall return to repose under my own vine and fig-tree.
14And Judah and Israel dwelt safely, every man under his own vine and his own fig-tree, all the days of Solomon.
15The land of Juda was quiet all the days of Simon, and every man sat under his own vine and fig-tree.
16Returning to Brothertown, I now determined to hold a camp-meeting, under "our own vine and fig tree," in July.
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