bold = Main text
   Book, Chapter                                     grey = Comment text

 1       I, XXVIII| producing Samson as if to make a public spectacle of him, while
 2       I, XXXVII|      Hebrews conferred on him by public consent the sovereignty
 3       I, L     |        sacred day was spent with public rejoicing, and, after a
 4       I, LIII  |          sacred ornaments either public or private, and all of mature
 5      II, I     |        who were cared for at the public expense were regarded as
 6      II, VI    |        fourteenth year he gave a public feast to his chief men and
 7      II, VIII  |      reign that, by the issue of public edicts, he gave permission
 8      II, XII   |        day, when he was giving a public entertainment, ordered the
 9      II, XXXIX |          venture to set forth in public their monstrous45 doctrines,
10      II, XXXIX |        then bring forward, under public authority, the things which
11      II, XLI   |    Britons, so that refusing the public supplies, they preferred
12      II, XLI   |        of their own, made of the public bounty, after having refused
13      II, XLI   |       more dutiful to burden the public treasury than individuals.
14      II, XLI   |      others rather than from the public treasury, so that they burdened
15      II, XLII  |          bishops, the means of a public conveyance being furnished
16      II, XLVIII|          who was the master62 of public services, they procured
17      II, LI    |  tribunals, and by regard to the public good, Ithacius, harassed68
18      II, LI(67)|       appeal to the laws and the public weal, both of which justified