Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|     of the brothers with his sword. And the poets relate that
 2    I, 20|     rushes to poison and the sword: no peace, no concord, when
 3  III, 4 | account, because they have a sword, but have no shield. If,
 4  III, 5 |   himself also with the same sword?~
 5  III, 28|      who perish by their own sword? Why should you labour to
 6   IV, 11|  slain Thy prophets with the sword; and I only am left, and
 7   IV, 19|      them will I give to the sword in the sight of their enemies."
 8   IV, 21|     laid waste with fire and sword, the captives banished for
 9    V, 6 |    of attendants, and by the sword, and by the brilliancy of
10    V, 9 |    property, and children by sword and fire, yet are spared
11   VI, 4 |  provinces with the temporal sword, but with boundless and
12   VI, 7 |      slays them all with one sword, because they were all foolish
13   VI, 12|      you provide men for the sword. What does it profit to
14   VI, 20|    by word, or rather by the sword, since it is the act of
15  VII, 12|      in those who die by the sword. But they who are slain
16  VII, 15|    if with a river. Then the sword will traverse the world,
17  VII, 16|     not only by fire and the sword, but also by continual earthquakes
18  VII, 16|     known righteousness, the sword and fire, famine and disease,
19  VII, 17|     the wicked with fire and sword.~
20  VII, 19|  suddenly fall from heaven a sword, that the righteous may
21  VII, 22|    slain by violence, by the sword, by ambush, by poisons,
22  VII, 26|   smite one another with the sword. The mountains shall be