Book, Chapter

 1       I, V     |          flushed with victory, he put them to flight. Then he
 2       I, XI    |         that one of them would be put to death, and the other
 3       I, XIV   |           after the suffering was put an end to, his mind, having
 4       I, XVIII |    Whosoever slays a man shall be put to death; he who does so
 5       I, XVIII |          been stolen, he shall be put to death. If any one strike
 6       I, XVIII |          of the blow, he shall be put on his trial for doing so.
 7       I, XVIII |          to miscarry, he shall be put to death. If any one knock
 8       I, XVIII |           to a beast, he shall be put to death. Let him who sacrifices
 9       I, XXIII |        made a warlike alliance to put down the Hebrews by arms.
10       I, XXVIII|           fast. Then they, having put out his eyes, bound him
11       I, XXXIII|          he ordered his son to be put to death. But by the help
12       I, XXXIV |      Fearing, however, that if he put to death one so beloved
13       I, XXXV  |          did not think it safe to put himself in the power of
14       I, XL    |      those things which have-been put together, not without care
15       I, XLV   |          by the enemy having been put to flight, water was furnished
16       I, L     |          that in vain did Ezekias put his trust in God, for that
17       I, LIV   |  frequently had the same question put to him, at length gave an
18       I, LIV   |        had declared, had his eyes put out, and was carried away
19      II, II    | professing that art were publicly put to death. When Daniel heard
20      II, VIII  |     Accordingly, all of them were put to death by the order of
21      II, IX    |          building of the city was put a stop to, and delayed until
22      II, X     |          that kind, as well as to put away the children which
23      II, XIII  |       queen, he ordered him to be put to death. It then came to
24      II, XXI   |           place, he wasrouted and put to flight; and with the
25      II, XXI   |           to battle-that, if they put their trust in God, everything
26      II, XXII  |      defense of the place, he was put to flight. Moreover, he
27      II, XXVIII|  alliances, the bridal veil being put upon the emperor, while
28      II, XXVIII|          a god), the demons being put to flight by the prayers
29      II, XXIX  |     believed that, even if he did put an end to himself with a
30      II, XXXI  |         any further cruelty to be put forth against them. Then
31      II, XXXI  |     unjust that any one should be put on his trial without a charge
32      II, XLIV  |          some way or other now to put an end to the business.
33      II, XLVI  |      economical in the use of it. Put at the same time he was
34      II, XLIX  |            Moreover, Ithacius was put on his trial, by these men
35      II, L     |           survived, the trial was put off; while, when he was
36      II, L     |         and his friends should be put to death.~
37      II, LI    |         example to others, either put to death or punished with
38      II, LI    |      bodies of those who had been put to death were conveyed to