Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI   |      equal with himself in the government. Then Joseph, while corn
 2       I, XIII |     they were kept down by the government of the succeeding kings.
 3       I, XXVI |       threw, after holding the government for three years. To him
 4       I, XXXVI|  period, he must have held the government only for a very brief space
 5       I, XXXVI|     and Saul together held the government for forty years. ~
 6       I, XLI  |      by universal consent, the government was bestowed on Jeroboam.
 7       I, XLI  |     said above, he assumed the government. Two tribes, however, Judah
 8       I, XLII |         were deprived69 of the government. He had for his successor
 9       I, XLV  | brother Joram; and he held the government for the space of twelve
10       I, XLVI |    whose name was Joas) of the government, he being at the time but
11       I, XLVI |      affirmed to have held the government twenty-nine years; and the
12       I, XLVI |  Amassia, and to have held the government forty-one years, and to
13       I, XLVII|      pious, and carried on the government with success: he subdued
14       I, XLIX |     predecessor. Mane held the government which he had taken from
15       I, LII  |               Chapter LII.~The government then passed to his son Josia.
16      II, VIII |       fell under his power and government. It happened at the beginning
17      II, XVI  |         Arses his son held the government for three years, and Darius
18      II, XX   |      by arms against a profane government, and rather even to fall
19      II, XXVI |      of all, Hyrcanus held the government; but being by and by defeated
20      II, XXX  |      of Nero, Galba seized the government; and ere long, on Galba