Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 18, 3|          and the columns of ten cubits [high], and the ten sons
 2    I, 18, 4|      height of which was thirty cubits; by the case of Samuel,
 3    I, 18, 4|      holy tabernacle was thirty cubits; and if they meet with any
 4   II, 24, 3|        thus: its length was two cubits and a half, its breadth
 5   II, 24, 3|      half; but such a number of cubits in no respect corresponds
 6   II, 24, 3|     table of shew-bread was two cubits in length, while its height
 7   II, 24, 3|  curtain being eight-and-twenty cubits in length. And they set
 8   II, 24, 3|        the pillars as being ten cubits, with a reference to the
 9   II, 24, 4|    burnt-offering also was five cubits in breadth. Five priests
10   IV, 19, 2|        the endless multitude of cubits, explain to me the fulness,
11    V, 29, 2|        indeed a height of sixty cubits, while the breadth was six
12    V, 29, 2|       while the breadth was six cubits; on account of which Ananias,
13    V, 29, 2| apostasy, and the number of the cubits of the image for which these