Book, Chapter

 1       I, IX    |     himself up to a servitude of seven years. But when the time
 2       I, IX    |          to another servitude of seven years, after which Rachel
 3       I, XI    |       effect, that, for the next seven years, there would be the
 4       I, XV    |       from what was leavened for seven days, using only unleavened
 5       I, XXI   |          those slain amounted to seven hundred and fourteen thousand.40
 6       I, XXII  |       ark had been carried round seven times, the walls and the
 7       I, XXV   |      pressed upon the people for seven years, they now enjoyed
 8       I, XXVI  |        ruled in tranquillity for seven years, then died. After
 9       I, XXXIII|   assemble. As they waited there seven days for Samuel, that he
10       I, XXXVII|         whole nation; for during seven years he had reigned only
11       I, XL    |      foreign women, until he had seven hundred wives, and three
12       I, XLII  |        Zambri reigned before him seven years, and at the same time
13       I, XLIII |        him that there were still seven thousand men who had not
14      II, V     | acknowledging God, he was, after seven years, restored to his kingdom
15      II, IX    |       rule over the Persians for seven months. To slay these, seven
16      II, IX    |     seven months. To slay these, seven of the most noble of the
17      II, IX    |         him, Sucdianus ruled for seven months.~
18      II, XVII  |       the twelfth his reign, and seven years after he had conquered
19      II, XX    |      remarkable suffering of the seven brothers and their mother.
20      II, XXI   |     forty thousand infantry, and seven thousand cavalry. At the
21      II, XXV   |       and built those well-known seven pyramids of most noble workmanship,