Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |       these books was afterwards increased, after the rebuilding of
 2   II, 11| destroying wickedness, which had increased through the excessive multitude
 3   II, 14|          flowed as the multitude increased. But the descendants of
 4  III, 17|          true God, but they even increased the impiety of their error,
 5  III, 28|        begun by the ancients, or increased by those who were more recent,
 6   IV, 1 |        afterwards, when learning increased, and many and great intellects
 7   IV, 15|          hands both of them were increased. And when He had ordered
 8    V, 13|        our number is continually increased from the worshippers of
 9    V, 20|       for the religion of God is increased the more it is oppressed),
10    V, 23|         the people of God may be increased. Nor is it difficult to
11    V, 23|    causes have always especially increased the number of our followers.
12  VII, 12|         understanding, is either increased or lessened according to
13  VII, 15|     remaining long in Egypt, had increased into a great nation, and
14  VII, 15|        iniquity and impiety have increased even to the highest degree,
15  VII, 15|       such vastness, and so long increased by so many and such men,
16  VII, 15|      other kings, by whom it was increased and fashioned with more
17  VII, 16|        consume it. These, having increased their armies to an immense