Book, Chapter

 1       I, III   |          upon the earth, built an ark of wood of immense size,
 2       I, III   |          had ceased, and that the ark was quietly floating on
 3       I, III   |     accordingly went out from the ark. This was done, as I reckon,
 4       I, XIX   |   building the tabernacle and the ark, and about the ritual of
 5       I, XXII  |         He, therefore, orders the ark to be carried forward by
 6       I, XXII  |      force; he simply ordered the ark of God to be carried round
 7       I, XXII  |         priests walked before the ark, and sounded trumpets. But
 8       I, XXII  |    sounded trumpets. But when the ark had been carried round seven
 9       I, XXX   |           contest: they carry the ark of the Lord with them into
10       I, XXX   |          that duty. But, when the ark was brought within sight
11       I, XXX   |       Hebrews were conquered; the ark was taken; the sons of the
12       I, XXXI  |    prosperous battle, brought the ark of God, which had fallen
13       I, XXXI  |         demon, fell down when the ark was brought in there; and,
14       I, XXXI  |         the calamity, removed the ark to Gath. But the people
15       I, XXXI  |          same evils, conveyed the ark to Ascalon. The inhabitants,
16       I, XXXI  |        design of sending back the ark to the Hebrews. Thus, in
17       I, XXXI  | Philistines, who had followed the ark into the territory of the
18       I, XXXI  |           Jews, when they saw the ark brought back, vied with
19       I, XXXI  |     heifers which had brought the ark. But the ark could not be
20       I, XXXI  |          brought the ark. But the ark could not be kept in the
21       I, XXXI  |          upon the whole city. The ark was then transferred to
22       I, XXXVI |          for at the time when the ark of God was transferred to
23       I, XXXVI |        and it is related that the ark was removed by David the
24       I, XXXVII|           transferred to Zion the ark of God, which, as I have