Book, Chapter

 1       I, XIV    |  itself returned to its former state, and did not allow the Israelites
 2       I, XV     |       as the Hebrews were in a state of terror, and gazing up
 3       I, XXIII  |       would help them in their state of siege. Accordingly, he
 4       I, XXXII  |        and all ranks were in a state of terror from their consciousness
 5       I, XLIV   |       besieged being then in a state of great distress, the Syrian
 6       I, L      |      speedy surrender. In this state of affairs, Ezekias, trusting
 7      II, III    |       fulfilled, for the Roman state is ruled not by one emperor
 8      II, IX     | completed up to him, I have to state that Artaxerxes reigned
 9      II, XVII   |     provinces. And indeed this state of things did not long continue,
10      II, XXI    |       of silver, were now in a state of rebellion against him;
11      II, XXI    |        same time all were in a state of alarm and disaster. For
12      II, XXX    |    good effect of rescuing the state from the hands of the wicked.
13      II, XXXV   |     all the churches from that state of tranquillity. For then
14      II, XXXVIII|       with the king being in a state of alarm, and the emperor
15      II, XLIX   |     affairs were in a ticklish state, to wait the arrival of
16      II, L      |        women, and to pray in a state of nudity. Accordingly,