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 1       I, V      |   previously there had been no10 war among mankind. But the kings
 2       I, V      |    against those who were making war upon the regions round about,
 3       I, XXI    |         it right to abstain from war on account of the connection
 4       I, XXI    |         not furnish any cause of war between those related by
 5       I, XXIII  |    neighbors, being terrified by war, did not venture to attempt
 6       I, XXIV   |        But a necessity of making war with the Canaanites having
 7       I, XXIV   |      appointed as general in the war. Under his guidance, matters
 8       I, XXVI   |          hard upon his people by war, attempted to storm a certain
 9       I, XXVIII |          Accordingly, when civil war arose against the tribe
10       I, XXVIII |          temporary leader in the war. But most of those who have
11       I, XXIX   |         About these times, civil war, as we have said, had broken
12       I, XXIX   |        against Benjamin. In this war, Judah, as we have said,
13       I, XXXII  |         being a cessation of all war, the people lived in peace.
14       I, XXXIII |      second time. Next, a bloody war arose by an invasion of
15       I, XXXIII |         of forging any weapon of war, or even making any implement
16       I, XXXIII |         the words of God to make war on the nation of the Amalekites,
17       I, XXXIV  |       this time hotly engaged in war, as the armies were stationed
18       I, XXXIV  |      charged with the affairs of war; and next, although he had
19       I, XXXVI  |        when the Philistines made war upon him, consulted God,
20       I, XXXVII |     conquered the Philistines in war, subjugated the Moabites,
21       I, XXXVII |          gold and brass. Next, a war arose against the Ammonites
22       I, XXXVII |         formed a confederacy for war with the Ammonites, David
23       I, XXXVII |         the chief command of the war to Joab, the master of his
24       I, XXXVIII|         son to be forgiven. This war seemed hardly finished when
25       I, XXXVIII|         and all being subdued by war, both foreign and home disturbances
26       I, XLIV   |          these conditions in the war,-if they should give up
27       I, XLIV   |          after three years, made war upon the Hebrews. Against
28       I, XLV    |         formed between them. For war was carried on by them with
29       I, XLVI   |      Azahel, king of Syria, made war upon him; and, as things
30       I, XLVI   |         son Joa. He raised civil war against Amassia, king of
31       I, XLVII  |      this account, he carried on war against his neighbors with
32       I, XLVII  |      with success: he subdued in war the nation of the Ammonites,
33       I, XLIX   |      king of the Assyrians, made war with him, and when conquered
34       I, XLIX   |    errors of heathenism. In this war, Tobias was carried into
35       I, L      |      king of the Assyrians, made war against him, having entered
36       I, LI     |  territories, and he gave up the war, at the same time murmuring
37       I, LII    |         of Egypt, who was making war upon the Assyrians, before
38       I, LIII   |          held it by the right of war for three years. For the
39       I, LIV    |       years, Nabuchodonosor made war against him, and having
40       I, LIV    |      circumstances attending the war, or from an absolute weariness
41      II, IX     |   thirty-one years. While making war upon the Scythians, he fell
42      II, IX     |         He, after harassing with war Egypt and Ethiopia, and
43      II, XIV    |       nature cruel and l fond of war. For he both engaged in
44      II, XV     |        king of the Persians made war on the Medes, and engaged
45      II, XV     |          after having ravaged in war, Cilicia and Arabia, took
46      II, XV     |         himself as allies in the war against the Jews. He inquired
47      II, XVI    |          of Jerusalem up to that war there elapsed two and twenty
48      II, XVII   |  Alexander of Macedon engaged in war. And on his being conquered,
49      II, XVIII  | Alexandria (for he had then made war upon the king of Egypt,
50      II, IX     |     Lucius Scipio Asiaticus made war;and he, being worsted in
51      II, IX     |         he, being worsted in the war was stripped of a part of
52      II, IX     |   miseries, they should commence war, he placed a garrison in
53      II, XX     |       and rather even to fall in war than to take part in impious
54      II, XXI    |   committed to him Syria and the war against the Jews, while
55      II, XXI    |      Nicanor, as generals in the war; and to these he gave forty
56      II, XXII   |         combined with him in the war. In the meantime, Antiochus,
57      II, XXIII  |        his generals, carrying on war against Judah. And first
58      II, XXIII  |        placed at the head of the war, fell in battle. Then Bacchides
59      II, XXIII  |      years, Bacchides again made war upon the Jews, and being
60      II, XXIII  |         all that he had taken in war.~
61      II, XXIV   |        He conquered Demetrius in war, and slew him after he had
62      II, XXIV   |         Alexander before he made war against Demetrius, had formed
63      II, XXIV   |         of the Cretans, tried by war to recover the kingdom of
64      II, XXV    |          to keep him in cheek by war. Jonathan,21 on the other
65      II, XXV    |        Jonathan he had wasted by war their cities and territories),
66      II, XXVI   |     general, having finished the war with Mithridates, and settled
67      II, XXVI   |  inquired into the causes of the war, and the means of obtaining23
68      II, XXVI   |          but while he carried on war against the Parthians, he
69      II, LI     |         our friends, a perpetual war of quarreling has been kept