Book, Chapter

 1       I, II     | increased to a great multitude, certain angels,whose habitation
 2       I, XXVI   |       war, attempted to storm a certain tower, into which they,
 3       I, XXVIII |      captive. Accordingly, on a certain day, when they were making
 4       I, XXIX   |      the cause of the tumult. A certain Levite was on a journey
 5       I, XXIX   | inhabited by men of Benjamin. A certain old man having kindly admitted
 6       I, XXXIV  |       opposite to each other, a certain man of the Philistines named
 7       I, XXXVI  |       sword. We do not find any Certain statements as to the length
 8       I, XXXVIII|         have been the wife of a certain man called Uriah, who was
 9       I, XXXVIII|     when another arose, under a certain general called Sabaea, who
10       I, XLIX   |       the throne, was shin by a certain Sella, who seized the kingdom.
11       I, XLIX   |         to his son Pache. But a certain person of the same name
12      II, I      |          Susanna, the wife of a certain man called Joachis, a woman
13      II, VI     |       the king that there was a certain Hebrew, Daniel by name,
14      II, XII    |        There was at that time a certain Vastis connected with the
15      II, XV     |         submission. In reply, a certain man called Achior stated
16      II, XVII   |       the name of king, while a certain Arridaeus Philippus, the
17      II, XVIII  |       of Antiochus the great, a certain man called Simon accused
18      II, XVIII  |        as he had sent through a certain Menelaus (the brother of
19      II, XXI    |        number of troops. When a certain man, named Seron, who was
20      II, XXIII  |     first the army was led by a certain man named Bacchides, and
21      II, XXIII  |     peace. This was granted him certain conditions, to the effect
22      II, XXIV   |        are going on in Judaea,a certain young man educated at Rhodes,
23      II, XXVI   |         over them as governor a certain Antipater of Askelon. Hyrcanus
24      II, XXVIII |         this, he also married a certain Pythagoras in the style
25      II, XXXVII |      the Synod of Sardes. For a certain coloring of right seemed
26      II, XLV    |        from Seleucia; and as no certain orders had been given regarding
27      II, XLVI   |      Memphis. His pupils were a certain Agape, a woman of no mean
28      II, XLVIII | procured abortion by the use of certain plants. When they reached
29      II, LI     |   already accomplished. Well, a certain Patricius, an advocate connected