Book, Chapter

 1       I, IX  |   despaired of offspring, bare Joseph. Then Jacob, being desirous
 2       I, X   |     the sake of pasturage, but Joseph and the little Benjamin
 3       I, X   |     Benjamin remained at home. Joseph was much beloved by his
 4       I, X   |    crime, opposing their plan, Joseph was let down into a well?
 5       I, XI  |     given to the children. But Joseph, being kindly treated by
 6       I, XI  |       her virtue. Accordingly, Joseph was thrown into prison.
 7       I, XI  |     made known their dreams to Joseph, and he, interpreting these
 8       I, XI  |   prison informs the king that Joseph was a wonderful interpreter
 9       I, XI  |        of dreams. Accordingly, Joseph was brought out of prison,
10       I, XI  |   there was a divine spirit in Joseph, set him over the department
11       I, XI  |        in the government. Then Joseph, while corn was abundant
12       I, XII | Benjamin with himself at home. Joseph, then, being at the head
13       I, XII |        had been arranged. Then Joseph made himself known to his
14       I, XII |        from illness, entreated Joseph to see his remains placed
15       I, XII |       placed in the tomb. Then Joseph presented his sons to be
16       I, XII |        imposing character, and Joseph laid his remains in the
17       I, XII |       the wrong they had done. Joseph himself died in his one
18       I, XIII|     account of the services of Joseph, they were kept down by