Book, Chapter

 1       I, III    | righteous man and of blameless life, from the destined doom.
 2       I, VII    |    Isaac. Abraham died after a life of a hundred and seventy-five
 3       I, XII    |      and thirtieth year of the life of Jacob, and one thousand
 4       I, XXIII  |        to have a better aim in life, neither possessing nor
 5       I, XXIII  |   corrupted the whole glory of life by their mercenary dispositions,
 6       I, XXVI   |       she only begged that her life might be spared for two
 7       I, XXVIII |    They, therefore, sought his life by stratagem, not daring
 8       I, XXX    |       priest on account of the life of his sons, who had made
 9       I, XXXV   |     prepare snares against his life. But Jonathan had even from
10       I, XXXV   |     there ran in danger of his life. At that time, Saul slew
11       I, XXXV   |       often he had exposed his life to peril for the sake of
12       I, XLIII  |        desert, he depended for life on the ravens furnishing
13       I, XLIII  |       time, Elijah restored to life the dead son of the same
14       I, XLIII  |  devising means for taking his life, he retired to a more remote
15       I, XLV    |        a widow was restored to life, a leper of Syria was cleansed,
16       I, LI     |       Lord that the end of his life was at hand, the king is
17       I, LI     |     fifteen years added to his life. These coming to an end,
18      II, V      | mankind, and to have sustained life by herbs alone. However,
19      II, XVI    |      taken precautions for her life by flight. Then she begs
20      II, XXIX   |       wound was cured, and his life preserved, according to
21      II, XXXVIII|       a view to saving his own life, since he would obtain time
22      II, XL     |        almost during his whole life, the most determined upholder