Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 23, 1|     in the reign of Claudius Caesar, by whom also he is said
 2    I, 27, 2|   the procurator of Tiberius Caesar, was manifested in the form
 3  III,  8, 1|    direct us to "render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar'
 4  III,  8, 1|   Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things
 5  III,  8, 1|    are God's;" naming indeed Caesar as Caesar, but confessing
 6  III,  8, 1|      naming indeed Caesar as Caesar, but confessing God as God.
 7  III, 14, 3|   fifteenth year of Tiberius Caesar. And in His office of teacher
 8   IV,  6, 1|     in the times of Tiberius Caesar to provide for [the wants
 9   IV, 21, 3| saying, "We have no king but Caesar." But in Christ every blessing [
10   IV, 22, 2|      in the time of Tiberius Caesar that Christ came, nor did
11   IV, 30, 1|    property which belongs to Caesar; and to those who have not,
12   IV, 30, 2|      silver, and brass, with Caesar's inscription and image