Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLVII|   punishment for the death of James the Just, who was a brother
 2        1, XLVII|    says that he regarded this James as a brother of the Lord,
 3        1, XLVII|     that it was on account of James that the desolation of Jerusalem
 4        1, LXII |    sailors, he probably means James and John, because they left
 5        2, I    |    ceased upon the arrival of James to eat with the Gentiles,
 6        2, XIII | account, as Josephus says, of James the Just, the brother of
 7        2, XLV  |  should glorify God;" nor how James the brother of John--an
 8        2, LXIII|     After that He was seen of James, then of all the apostles.
 9        2, LXIV |   sight), but only Peter, and James, and John, because they
10        2, LXV  | brethren at once, and then to James, and subsequently to all