Book, Chapter

 1       I, I      |        of those things which are set forth in the sacred Scriptures
 2       I, II     |  thousand years ago, as we shall set forth in the course of this
 3       I, VII    |          The servant accordingly set out for Mesopotamia, and
 4       I, VIII   |       his brother. Thus Jacob is set before his brother as the
 5       I, XI     |         divine spirit in Joseph, set him over the department
 6       I, XII    |        been done, but so that he set the younger before the elder
 7       I, XIX    |      have been slain. Then Moses set up the tabernacle outside
 8       I, XX     |       bearing upon sacrifice are set forth; commandments also
 9       I, XX     |       tribe of Levi, then, being set apart for the priesthood,
10       I, XXI    |        as leaders, endeavored to set themselves up against Moses
11       I, XXIII  |        the Levites, who had been set apart for the priesthood,
12       I, XXIII  |       pass over the example thus set, but I would earnestly bring
13       I, XXIX   |           not without some care, set forth the order of events
14       I, XXXII  |          their insane desire; he set forth the tyranny and haughty
15       I, XXXVIII|       famine for three years was set before him, and flight before
16       I, XL     |         these resources, Solomon set about erecting a temple
17       I, XL     |         and in due time we shall set forth the connected order
18       I, XLI    |    superstition. Accordingly, he set up one golden calf at Bethel,
19       I, LII    |          with still greater care set himself to practice the
20      II, II     |      this matter demands that we set forth the dream of the king
21      II, III    |      many gifts by the king, was set over Babylon and the whole
22      II, IV     |       related above, Godolin was set after the destruction of
23      II, V      |         criminals, and there was set before them, as the means
24      II, VI     |          Nabuchodonosor had also set him over the kingdom, and
25      II, VII    |        taken place), and clearly set forth the future coming
26      II, IX     |   succession of the dates may be set forth in a regular and fixed
27      II, IX     |       rule is, in most copies,10 set down at twenty and five
28      II, X      |      succeeded to Darius Ochus), set out from Babylon with many
29      II, XIII   |     while the Jews at large were set free. Artaxerxes reigned
30      II, IX     |        Simon. Then Antiochus was set free by the Romans, and
31      II, XX     |        with marvelous courage he set at naught the profane enactments,
32      II, XXI    |       the Jews, while he himself set out against the Persians,
33      II, XXVIII |       subject would induce me to set forth his vices at some
34      II, XXIX   |         fire, and not a few were set apart for this purpose,
35      II, XXIX   |    enacted; and by edicts openly set forth it was proclaimed
36      II, XXX    |          of Jerusalem. Vespasian set out for Rome, and was received
37      II, XXXI   |        an injury upon the place, set up the images of demons
38      II, XXXV   |   assembled: the faith was fully set forth in writing; the Arian
39      II, XXXIX  |   enthusiasm, did not venture to set forth in public their monstrous45
40      II, XLII   | threefold name. But after he had set forth his faith in harmony
41      II, XLV    |         our regions of Gaul were set free from the guilt of heresy
42      II, XLVI   |  introduce it into Spain, having set out from Egypt, his birthplace
43      II, XLVIII |       Salvianus, and Priscillian set out for Rome, in order that
44      II, XLIX   |        the bishop Pritannius, he set them at defiance. Then,
45      II, LI     |        could not by any means be set at rest. And now all things