Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV    |     understood the others. This led to their being all the more
 2       I, V     | victorious enemy, while Lot was led into captivity. When Abraham
 3       I, XV    |        Sea lay between, the way led by31 the land of the Philistines,
 4       I, XV    |   kingdom and power, he hastily led forth his army. And already
 5       I, XXII  |  divided, and thus the army was led over on dry ground. There
 6       I, XXII  |  demolished. Next, the army was led against Geth, and an ambuscade
 7       I, XXXII | sacrifice, and trusting in God, led his men out to battle, and
 8       I, XXXIII|        Accordingly, an army was led into the territory of the
 9       I, LI    |       this news Sennacherim was led to return in order to defend
10       I, LIII  |         of Egypt, bound him and led him away captive, and not
11      II, I     |   people. And, as she was being led away to punishment according
12      II, XIV   |        by the order of the king led an army against the Jews,
13      II, XXIII |          And first the army was led by a certain man named Bacchides,
14      II, XXXV  |         the emperor himself was led astray; and while he seemed
15      II, XLVIII|       them. Well, their journey led them through the heart of
16      II, L     | subsequently, the emperor being led astray by Magnus and Rufus,