Book, Chapter

 1       I, V    |      his uncle, that he might take advantage of more spacious
 2       I, VIII |   been urged by his father to take a wife of the house of Laban,
 3       I, IX   | charged his son-in-law not to take other wives in addition
 4       I, XVII |      any idol; thou shall not take the name of thy God in vain;
 5       I, XVIII| temper of the animal, did not take precautions in connection
 6       I, XVIII|   temper of the bull, did not take precautions in connection
 7       I, XVIII|   dowry on the girl, and thus take her to wife; but, if the
 8       I, XXII | priests, and that they should take their stand against the
 9       I, XXX  |  presence, they were ready to take to flight. But again recovering
10      II, I    |  respect, had not ventured to take such a bold step without
11      II, I    |     and Daniel was allowed to take his place among the elders.
12      II, IV   |       in the plot, wishing to take steps for avenging the deed,
13      II, IV   |    avenging the deed, hastily take up arms against Ismael.
14      II, XII  |     woman was sought niger to take her place as the wife of
15      II, XII  | marriage with a foreigner, to take part in the food of the
16      II, XIII |     loss what step she should take (for, according to the custom
17      II, XX   |   even to fall in war than to take part in impious ceremonies.
18      II, XXIII|   that they would send him to take possession of the kingdom.
19      II, XLI  |     took place. Our friends49 take possession of the church,
20      II, XLV  |    fight or wrong, I will not take upon me to say. Paulinus