Book, Chapter

 1  III, 18|  for death in his hatred of slavery. Why should I speak of the
 2  III, 25|   when living in oppressive slavery, to have been ransomed and
 3   IV, 10| with an intolerable yoke of slavery. Then God pitied them, and
 4   IV, 10|     honour to God; but when slavery had been now removed from
 5   IV, 10| their impiety by oppressive slavery, until Cyrus came to the
 6    V, 6 | they might subdue others by slavery, they began especially to
 7    V, 9 |     to death or led away to slavery! But this is unutterable
 8   VI, 12|     should be ransomed from slavery, and that those of slender
 9   VI, 24|   away from this pernicious slavery, all their error will be
10  VII, 15|     and intolerable yoke of slavery, God smote Egypt with an
11  VII, 15| grown up, it did not endure slavery; and having thrown off the
12  VII, 18|     the intolerable yoke of slavery which is placed on ourneck,
13  VII, 19| many ages, endured dreadful slavery. No longer shall gods made
14  VII, 24|   be subjected to perpetual slavery. About the same time also