Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXXVIII|    ascertain the strength of his empire; and accordingly they were
 2       I, LIII   |          the boundaries of their empire being fixed between them,
 3      II, III    |           The golden head is the empire of the Chaldaeans; for we
 4      II, III    |         conquered, conferred the empire on the Persians. In the
 5      II, III    |           for Alexander took the empire from the Persians, and won
 6      II, III    |          understood of the Roman empire, which is more powerful2
 7      II, III    |         indicates that the Roman empire is to be divided, so as
 8      II, III    |       over Babylon and the whole empire, and was held in the highest
 9      II, V      |        herbs alone. However, his empire was kept for him by the
10      II, VI     |         at the head of the whole empire, in this following the judgment
11      II, IX     |       Judaea was ruled under the empire of the Persians by magistrates
12      II, XV     |          added the nation to his empire. He did the same to other
13      II, XVII   |      important wars, divided his empire among themselves. For some
14      II, IX     |         related above, his whole empire was portioned out by his
15      II, IX     |        stripped of a part of his empire. He had two sons, Seleucus
16      II, XXI    |       gathers aid from his whole empire, and bestows a donative
17      II, XXVI   | neighboring regions to the Roman empire. He therefore inquired into
18      II, XXXIII |     rival of Constantine for the empire, had commanded his soldiers