Book, Chapter

1        1, LX    | manifested, and their power being broken; this overthrow being brought
2        2, XVI   |        that His legs might not be broken, as were those of the robbers
3        2, XXI   |          to him:--~"But thou hast broken a mighty oath--that, viz.,
4        3, V     |       owing to a famine which had broken out in Judea, suffered,
5        4, XCVIII|      apparent tameness, they have broken out against men in the most
6        7, XXVI  |           commands, those who had broken the law, and were therefore
7        7, LIII  |          my leg;' and when it was broken, he added, Did I not tell
8        7, LIV   |           saying when his leg was broken by his master is not to
9        7, LVI   |        those whose power has been broken and vanquished by Jesus,