Book, Chapter

 1       I, II    |           as a matter of course, gave birth to monsters.~
 2       I, V     |     Melchisedech the priest, and gave him tithes of the spoil.
 3       I, IX    |        marriage from the father, gave himself up to a servitude
 4       I, XIV   |         him Moses and Aaron, and gave the people liberty to depart,
 5       I, XXV   |        and having captured them, gave them over to death. In that
 6       I, XXVI  |       the people, forsaking God, gave themselves up to idols.
 7       I, XXXIV |           he broke his word, and gave her to another. Ere long,
 8       I, XXXV  |          capture his son-in-law, gave in marriage to one Faltim
 9       I, XXXIX |    appeared standing by him, and gave him the choice of whatever
10       I, XXXIX |         the sanctuary of God, he gave a proof of the wisdom which
11       I, XLVII |   obtained the kingdom of Judah, gave his principal care to knowing
12       I, LI    |          own territories, and he gave up the war, at the same
13       I, LIV   |   question put to him, at length gave an answer, denouncing special
14       I, LIV   |  belonged to the same nation. He gave him, however, no royal ensign,
15      II, I     | difference of answers which they gave, their falsehood was detected:
16      II, VI    |        in the fourteenth year he gave a public feast to his chief
17      II, VIII  |       issue of public edicts, he gave permission to the Jews to
18      II, XVIII |        Egypt, which, however, he gave up by the orders of the
19      II, XXI   |         the war; and to these he gave forty thousand infantry,
20      II, XXIV  |       Rhodes, by name Alexander, gave himself out as being the
21      II, XXXVII|      great a man, he voluntarily gave way. But though at a former
22      II, XXXVII|         him, thus wrote, that he gave his consent to the condemnation
23      II, XXXIX |       doubt, that, if the people gave it a favorable hearing,
24      II, XLV   |        or driven into exile, all gave way before the unfaithfulness
25      II, XLVII |         bore the name of bishops gave way of their own accord,