Book, Chapter

 1       I, IX     |     vision of angels and of the army17 of the Lord. But, as he
 2       I, XV     |        he hastily led forth his army. And already the arms, and
 3       I, XVII   |       Joshua at the head of the army; and, in company with Aaron
 4       I, XXII   |      been divided, and thus the army was led over on dry ground.
 5       I, XXII   |      been demolished. Next, the army was led against Geth, and
 6       I, XXIV   |      gathering together a hasty army, restored them to liberty
 7       I, XXV    |       not gathered more than an army of thirty-two thousand men.
 8       I, XXVI   |     battle, at once drew up his army. Then Jephtha, before the
 9       I, XXXIII |   Gilgal as the place where his army was to assemble. As they
10       I, XXXIII |     fear had pervaded the whole army. The camp of the enemy lying
11       I, XXXIII |  account of the king's sin, the army was in the greatest want
12       I, XXXIII |     terror throughout the whole army. And then, through the appointment
13       I, XXXIII |      conquered. Accordingly, an army was led into the territory
14       I, XXXVI  |        territory, drew up their army in battle array on the following
15       I, XXXVII |      who had the command of the army on the side of David. Joab,
16       I, XLI    |      from these he got ready an army of thirty thousand men.
17       I, XLI    |    divine appointment. Thus the army disdained the command of
18       I, XLIV   |      king of Syria with a great army, having formed a military
19       I, L      |        territories with a large army; and then, when the country
20       I, LIII   |       entered Jerusalem with an army, and leveled the walls and
21      II, IV     |     threatened him, leaving the army which he had collected,
22      II, XIV    |        order of the king led an army against the Jews, it has
23      II, XV     |       to surrender. And now the army, having moved on to Damascus,
24      II, XVII   |    divided among themselves the army and the provinces. And indeed
25      II, XX     |         appearance of a regular army. The object of every man
26      II, XXI    |        Judah, as general of the army which he had brought together.
27      II, XXI    | destroyed, along with his whole army, Apollonius, the enemy's
28      II, XXI    |         had followed the king's army with the hope of purchasing
29      II, XXI    |       the Jews with an enormous army; but being defeated, he
30      II, XXII   |      great loss both of his own army and of the auxiliaries,
31      II, XXIII  |    against Judah. And first the army was led by a certain man
32      II, XXIV   |         came into Syria with an army. He conquered Demetrius
33      II, XXV    |      battle, formidable with an army of forty thousand men. Tryphon,
34      II, XXX    |       saluted as emperor by the army, with a diadem placed upon
35      II, XXXI   |        and Palestine; but on an army being sent against them,
36      II, XXXVIII|         not by the valor of his army.~