Book, Chapter

 1       I, X     |        Jacob, and all the spoil carried off. Jacob is said to have
 2       I, XXII  | therefore, orders the ark to be carried forward by the priests,
 3       I, XXII  |    ordered the ark of God to be carried round the walls, while the
 4       I, XXII  |       But when the ark had been carried round seven times, the walls
 5       I, XXXIII|         to flight, they neither carried out orders nor kept their
 6       I, XXXIV |      head of his conquered foe, carried off his spoils, and afterwards
 7       I, XLII  |     after conquering the enemy, carried off spoil as the result
 8       I, XLV   |       between them. For war was carried on by them with combined
 9       I, XLVII |        of the Jews, which being carried into captivity at a later
10       I, XLVII |        and, on this account, he carried on war against his neighbors
11       I, XLVII |       have been very pious, and carried on the government with success:
12       I, XLIX  |         destroyed the city, and carried off the whole people into
13       I, XLIX  |         In this war, Tobias was carried into captivity. But on the
14       I, L     |     tribes, having been at last carried away into captivity, as
15       I, L     |       means of Ezekias. He then carried on military affairs with
16       I, LII   |  wounded by an arrow. And being carried back to the city, he died
17       I, LIII  |   temple to the ground. He also carried off an immense amount of
18       I, LIII  |        for three months. He was carried away, along with the people,
19       I, LIV   |       his eyes put out, and was carried away to Babylon, while Jeremia,
20       I, LIV   |          Nabuchodonosor, having carried away the people, appointed
21      II, II    |      being reduced to dust, was carried away by the wind.~
22      II, V     |     conquered Sedechia (whom he carried away captive to Babylon),
23      II, VIII  |        which Nabuchodonosor had carried away from the temple at
24      II, VIII  |        they themselves secretly carried off the daily portion which
25      II, XI    |       in no degree alarmed, and carried out what he had begun. And
26      II, XI    |       which had previously been carried away being scattered among
27      II, XVI   |       the head of the enemy and carried it away with her. Being
28      II, XVII  |        who, along with him, had carried on those very important
29      II, XVIII |       impious courses, while he carried off all the ornaments of
30      II, XXVI  | thirty-four years; but while he carried on war against the Parthians,
31      II, XXXI  |        afterwards forbade to be carried on, declaring it to be unjust
32      II, XXXIII|     been left when the Lord was carried up in a cloud to heaven,
33      II, XLI   |       him the consulship, if he carried the affair to a successful
34      II, XLII  |     when a discussion was to be carried on respecting the faith.
35      II, XLIX  |       fierce prosecution, to be carried off63 as a prisoner, fled