Book, Chapter

 1       I, V     |        the son of his brother, he came into the country of the
 2       I, VII   |         to slay him, when a voice came from heaven commanding him
 3       I, VII   |          out for Mesopotamia, and came to the town of Nachor, the
 4       I, XI    |      would be pardoned. And so it came to pass. Well, after the
 5       I, XV    |            as the waters speedily came together gain, he, with
 6       I, XVII  |           of water. But when they came to Raphidin, the Amalekites
 7       I, XVII  |         were being done by Moses, came to him. By his advice Moses
 8       I, XVII  |     country, while the Israelites came on to Mount Sinai. There
 9       I, XIX   |       been melted together, there came forth the head of a calf.
10       I, XX    |         company went forward, and came to Faran; and Moses was
11       I, XXIII | Accordingly, he by a forced march came upon the enemy at unawares,
12       I, XXIV  |     wonderful that Christ when he came was not received by them,
13       I, XXVI  |           twenty years. After him came Jair; and after he had held
14       I, XXVIII|       even the time when his rule came to an end is mentioned,
15       I, XXIX  |      after Samson as judge, there came Semigar, and a little later
16       I, XXX   |      exacted gifts from those who came to sacrifice; and, although
17      II, III   |  remarkable prophecies of Ezekiel came out, the mystery of future
18      II, VII   |          into a den.7 But no harm came to him when thus exposed
19      II, IX    |         of Stilico.9 After Darius came Xerxes, and he is said to
20      II, XIII  |          be put to death. It then came to the knowledge of the
21      II, XIV   |   performed under king Ochus, who came after the second Artaxerxes.
22      II, XVIII |       with much destruction. That came to pass in the hundred and
23      II, IX    |        and times of the kings who came after Alexander in Syria.
24      II, IX    |       thirty-two years. After him came Antiochus, his son, with
25      II, IX    |         of twenty-one years. Then came Antiochus, the son of Antiochus,
26      II, XXIII |  assistance. Accordingly, Eupator came to their aid with a hundred
27      II, XXIII |          secretly fled from Rome, came into Syria, and seized the
28      II, XXIV  |      Ptolemy, king of Alexandria, came into Syria with an army.
29      II, XXVII |    thirty-seven years. After him, came Archelaus the tetrarch,
30      II, XXVIII|         governor. Multitudes then came together to hear Paul, and
31      II, XXIX  |       purpose, that, when the day came to a close, they should
32      II, XLVI  |          even some of the bishops came under its depraving influence.
33      II, LI    |          with great pomp. Nay, it came to be thought the highest