Book, Chapter

 1        1, VI    |         but by the name of Jesus, accompanied by the announcement of the
 2        1, LXII  |        their assent to persuasion accompanied with divine power; and the
 3        3, XXVI  |    himself, who was now Aristeas, accompanied him; and that when he accompanied
 4        3, XXVI  | accompanied him; and that when he accompanied the god he was a crow; and
 5        3, XXXIX |        was deemed worthy of being accompanied by a diviner power, which
 6        3, XXXIX |           a weaving of sentences, accompanied by all the distinctions
 7        3, LXVII |          agree that he who burst, accompanied with a flute-player and
 8        3, LXVIII|       their preaching also,--were accompanied with a persuasive power,
 9        7, LIV   |         the demon of Hercules are accompanied with curses. Again he proposes
10        7, LIV   |     believe; and these words were accompanied by such a divine power,
11        7, LXIX  |           temples or statues, was accompanied by curious magical incantations,
12        8, XLVII |         them, and the grace which accompanied their words and rendered
13        8, LXII  |           sickness and misfortune accompanied with the consciousness of