Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX  |           on account of his poverty left his native country and hired
 2        1, XLV   |          Jesus our teacher, who has left no writings regarding Himself,
 3        1, LXII  |        James and John, because they left their ship and their father
 4        2, XIII  |       committing it to writing, and left His disciples without the
 5        2, LVI   |    determined, to those whom he had left; but seeing that Jesus was
 6        3, VI    |      against Egyptians, and to have left the country, and to have
 7        3, XXVII |     doctrine of Jesus, and who have left to their successors writings
 8        3, LXXV  |          and that God alone will be left; why shall we not even thus
 9        4, V     |             from this, that "He has left His own abode;" for he does
10        4, XXXVI |         inspired" those men who had left behind them such works.
11        4, XLV   |            case of a wise man being left with an only daughter, the
12        4, XLV   |       supposing that the only means left of rekindling the flame
13        5, XXIX  |             all the earth: and they left off to build the city and
14        6, IV    |            mortal beings, they have left to be investigated by those
15        6, VI    |             than those which he has left behind him, leaving it to
16        6, VII   |             fisherman, and John who left his father's nets, should,
17        6, VII   |          the son of Sirach, who has left us the treatise called "
18        6, XVI   |         rich men. Nor would he have left without examination the
19        6, XLIX  |           is incredible that he who left behind him laws for a whole
20        6, L     |          and the prophets, who have left to us our books, not knowing
21        7, XIX   |           as this, for example: "We left not anything alive."~
22        7, XXIX  |             those who, after having left Jerusalem, and wandered
23        8, LXVIII|        nothing to prevent his being left in utter solitude and desertion,
24        8, LXVIII| circumstances the king will not "be left in utter solitude and desertion,"
25        8, LXIX  |             of the whole world, are left with not so much as a patch
26        8, LXIX  |             ground nor a habitation left to them, although they had