Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV    |       Abraham,8 their genealogy presented nothing very remarkable
 2       I, VIII  |         of his mother, Rebecca, presented himself to be blessed in
 3       I, XII   |     again, laden with corn, and presented with many gifts, forewarning
 4       I, XII   |        in the tomb. Then Joseph presented his sons to be blessed;25
 5       I, XXXIII|      with unlawful presumption, presented a burnt-offering, thus taking
 6       I, XLVIII|    forced by hunger and thirst, presented an appearance of those who
 7      II, III   |         past. Daniel, then, was presented with many gifts by the king,
 8      II, V     |    instructed by a vision which presented itself to him, and presently
 9      II, VI    |      kingdom, and Balthasar had presented him with a purple robe and
10      II, XI    |     small number which they now presented. This company, however,
11      II, XII   |   emblem of sovereign power, he presented her with a purple robe.~
12      II, XIII  |  greater favorite, while he was presented with the highest honors.
13      II, IX    |        was a horrible spectacle presented; through all the cities
14      II, XXII  |       profaned by the Gentiles, presented a melancholy spectacle.
15      II, XXIV  | alliance with Jonathan, and had presented him with a purple robe and
16      II, XXXIII|         For Jerusalem which had presented a horrible mass of ruins
17      II, XXXIII|        same appearance which it presented of old, as if it had been
18      II, XXXVII|      the church, who had always presented a wall of opposition to
19      II, XLIV  |       no hope of returning home presented itself to them, worn out
20      II, XLV   |        in three papers publicly presented, begged an audience of the
21      II, XLIX  |         their artifices, having presented Macedonius with a large