Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |    in the sight of the king, burnt three of the books, and
 2    I, 6 |  that when she again, having burnt three other books, persisted
 3    I, 9 |      to him when about to be burnt, who witnessed the burning
 4    I, 11|     called firmament, and he burnt entire the victim which
 5    I, 18| funeral pile on which he had burnt himself alive; and those
 6    I, 22|     jurisdiction in the city burnt them in an assembly of the
 7    I, 22|   was it that the books were burnt, s when the cause on account
 8    I, 22|    the books might have been burnt, and yet the matter itself
 9   II, 4 |   For they may be broken, or burnt, or be destroyed. For they
10  III, 17|    weapon in the body, to be burnt with fire, to be torn by
11  III, 17|     he should be tortured or burnt, should say that he does
12    V, 11|   individual in Phrygia, who burnt a whole assembly of people,
13   VI, 25|    and as many things as are burnt upon the altar. But God
14  VII, 19|    to the fire, and shall be burnt, together with their wonderful
15  VII, 19|    hand of the gods shall be burnt up."~
16  VII, 20|     of the body, which being burnt in by means of sins, produces
17  VII, 21|     scorched by the fire and burnt: but they whom full justice
18  VII, 26|      of the nations shall be burnt; and now there shall be
19  VII, 26|   with their deeds, shall be burnt for ever with perpetual