Chapter

 1 I  |       trying to influence the people with hopes cherished since
 2 I  |  stream, my lord; many of the people were putting on their raiment.
 3 I  |       the Maccabees drove thy people out of Hebron; Hyrcanus
 4 I  | cowardly attitude towards the people who detested and insulted
 5 I  |   High sends a message to the people through one of His sons.
 6 I  |       to the King. These poor people, clad only in linen, untameable
 7 II |   ramparts were thronged with people when at last Vitellius entered
 8 II |     was the duty of the whole people to thank him, as the conqueror
 9 II |   exile four hundred of these people to Sardinia. Presently the
10 II |     open pit.~“Woe to thee, O people! Woe to the traitors of
11 II |    such an extermination. The people began to cry out: “Enough!
12 II |   among the wine-presses. The people shall prostrate themselves
13 II |       my lord! He ordered the people to refuse to pay the tax!”~“
14 III|       to his friends, his own people, and to anyone that presented
15 III|       around their heads. The people from Sichem declined to
16 III|   directions; a black mass of people swarmed in the ravine; and
17 III|    bull-dog. A dozen of these people, scribes and attendants
18 III|    him.~The exaltation of the people increased. They abandoned
19 III|       promise to her; and the people awaited his next movement.