Book, Chapter

 1       I, III    |          of beasts were likewise received into it, while all the rest
 2       I, IV     |         along with his sons, and received a command that he should
 3       I, VIII   |          brother, and was kindly received by him to share in his hospitality
 4       I, XI     |     Ephraim. He himself, when he received the chief power from the
 5       I, XIII   |      priest of that district, he received his daughter Sepphora in
 6       I, XXIII  |      they were ordered, and were received under protection, while
 7       I, XXIV   |       had either been subdued or received under terms of surrender.
 8       I, XXIV   |      Christ when he came was not received by them, since already,
 9       I, XXVIII |      bribe his wife (whom he had received after what has been stated
10       I, XXIX   |          purpose, they at length received for their wanton sport the
11       I, XXXV   |        the priest because he had received David; and when none of
12       I, XXXVII |     anointed with the royal oil, received the title of king. But Abenner,
13       I, XXXVIII|         oil by Sadoc the priest, received the title of king, while
14       I, XLI    |  fighting, for that Jeroboam had received the kingdom by divine appointment.
15       I, XLIV   |         avenge the defeat he had received, but was again overthrown.
16       I, XLIX   |       same crime by which he had received it. This man, being ungodly
17      II, XV     | explained it to them, and, being received in peace, awaited the result.
18      II, XXII   |          to flight. Moreover, he received news of the want of success
19      II, XXIII  |        effect having been kindly received, they were, by a decree
20      II, XXV    |      slew Ptolemais who had been received and invited into friendship
21      II, XXVI   |          a very powerful nation, received the surname of Hyrcanus.
22      II, XXVI   |           Accordingly he readily received Hyrcanus, and, under his
23      II, XXVII  |  Antipater of Askelon, asked and received the sovereignty of Judaea
24      II, XXX    |        set out for Rome, and was received with the greatest favor
25      II, XXXVI  |        wicked intentions, he had received37 Marcellus and Photinus,
26      II, XXXIX  |   desired; but if it I should be received otherwise, that all the
27      II, XLII   |      onarriving at Seleucia, was received with great favor, and drew
28      II, XLII   |        communion, and being also received into alliance, was added
29      II, XLIV   |          friendly profession was received with favorable minds by
30      II, XLV    |       communion of those who had received them as friends, after they
31      II, XLVIII |       Aquitania, and being there received with great pomp by such