Chapter

 1 VII   |   powers, the marshall of one host, though he bore in himself
 2 VIII  |     multitude of the heavenly host to judge our race, and to
 3 XI    | weapon against the marshalled host of the enemy; but it taketh
 4 XXI   |       with the whole heavenly host present to attest it, and
 5 XXIX  |      company with his Satanic host; and he armed himself against
 6 XXIX  |    against us. They found our host a wild, half-drunken, feeble
 7 XXX   |        and to see the warlike host of strange thoughts that
 8 XXXVII|     he bestowed upon his poor host, and thus by the prayers
 9 XXXIX |      against their marshalled host? And for what purpose but
10 XL    |       set forth with a mighty host, and arrived at the cave,