Book, Chapter

 1       I, V     |            tithes of the spoil. He restored the remainder to those from
 2       I, VI    |            but would afterwards be restored to liberty. Then his name
 3       I, XIII  |         divine approval, and being restored to health, he got back doubled
 4       I, XXIV  |            their leader, they were restored to liberty, and enjoyed
 5       I, XXIV  |   gathering together a hasty army, restored them to liberty by force
 6       I, XXIV  |            until Deborah, a woman, restored them to their former condition.
 7       I, XXIX  |          the whole night, and only restored her on the following day.
 8       I, XLIII |           At the same time, Elijah restored to life the dead son of
 9       I, XLV   |         him the son of a widow was restored to life, a leper of Syria
10       I, XLVI  |            was, after eight years, restored to him through means of
11       I, L     |        proper religious rites were restored by means of Ezekias. He
12       I, LIV   |          taken out of the pit, and restored to the safekeeping of the
13      II, V     |            was, after seven years, restored to his kingdom and former
14      II, VIII  |           own country; and he also restored the sacred vessels which
15      II, X     |          under whom the temple was restored, obtained the kingdom, his
16      II, XI    |          But the completion of the restored city is related to have
17      II, XII   |           under whom Jerusalem was restored, because it is not likely
18      II, XXV   |        made a treaty with him, and restored the Jews to their own laws.
19      II, XXVI  | Aristobulus in chains to Rome, and restored the right of the high-priesthood
20      II, XXXVI |     Athanasius. Marcellus, too, is restored to his bishopric, but the
21      II, XXXIX |          was, a little afterwards, restored to the city, in consequence
22      II, XLVIII|            they were ordered to be restored to their churches. Relying