Book,  Par.

 1     I,  44|     was evident that they were seeking to begin massacre and plunder,
 2     I,  79|      the worst among them were seeking an opportunity for plunder,
 3    II,  41|   their standards; others were seeking them; everywhere was heard
 4    II,  57|       infamous character, ever seeking power by unprincipled intrigues. ~ ~
 5    II,  80|                While they were seeking a suitable time and place,
 6   III,  27|        on one particular gate, seeking by this division of labour
 7   III,  36|       seat of war, and was now seeking to hide his apprehensions
 8   III,  61|     and strength of the enemy, seeking thus to mitigate the disgrace
 9   III,  65|        envy and rivalry he was seeking to retard the elevation
10    IV,  70| perished by a death of his own seeking. The various shifts by which
11    IV,  89|     and a love of poetry, thus seeking to throw a veil over his
12     V,  4 |    Egypt; that king Bocchoris, seeking a remedy, consulted the
13     V,  23|       who was recognised while seeking to stop his flying troops,