Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXVI  |     came Jair; and after he had held the chief place for a like
 2       I, XXVI  |         the vow to God. Jephtha held the chief power for six
 3       I, XXVII |        from47 the bone which he held in his hand.~
 4       I, XXX   | breathed his last, after he had held the priesthood for twenty50
 5       I, XXXVI |       that period, he must have held the government only for
 6       I, XXXVI |        Samuel and Saul together held the government for forty
 7       I, XLI   |    increased. But, since Roboam held Jerusalem, where the people
 8       I, XLII  |       In his room Abiud his son held the kingdom at Jerusalem
 9       I, XLII  |        Jeroboam, which was then held by his son, and often, after
10       I, XLV   |       his brother Joram; and he held the government for the space
11       I, XLVI  |          he is affirmed to have held the government twenty-nine
12       I, XLVI  |         of Amassia, and to have held the government forty-one
13       I, XLIX  |        of his predecessor. Mane held the government which he
14       I, LIII  |      then obtained the kingdom, held it for three months, being
15       I, LIII  |        of Judaea, and as victor held it by the right of war for
16      II, III   |       the whole empire, and was held in the highest honor. By
17      II, VI    |         finding that Daniel was held in the highest reputation,
18      II, IX    |   reigned eighteen years, Cyrus held the supreme power for thirty-one
19      II, IX    |      magi, and Medes by nation, held rule over the Persians for
20      II, XI    |    country, and are to this day held under the sway of barbarous
21      II, XIII  |        by this rule, Esther was held as separated from the presence
22      II, XVI   |       following day the Hebrews held forth for show the head
23      II, XVI   |        After him, Arses his son held the government for three
24      II, IX    |      the brother of Callinicus, held Asia and Syria for thirty-seven
25      II, XXII  |   spectacle. But as the Syrians held the citadel, which being
26      II, XXIV  |      five years during which he held the chief power, the affairs
27      II, XXVI  | Hyrcanus. He died, after having held the supreme power for twenty-six
28      II, XXVI  |         or Alexandra, his wife, held the sovereignty for three
29      II, XXVI  |      And first of all, Hyrcanus held the government; but being
30      II, XXVI  |  Antipater of Askelon. Hyrcanus held the chief power for thirty-four
31      II, XXVIII|        but that he was worthily held the basest of all men, and
32      II, XXXIX |        councils of bishops were held by our friends at Aries
33      II, XXXIX |       meantime, an assembly was held at Milan, where the emperor
34      II, XL    |         regarded as having been held at his instigation. If he
35      II, XLI   |      frequent meetings had been held, nothing was really accomplished,
36      II, XLII  |       regarding us, and we were held suspected by the Easterns
37      II, XLV   |         who was then at Antioch held a very different opinion.