Book, Chapter

 1       I, VI    |       it was burned to ashes by fire from heaven. And the daughters
 2       I, XV    |         by day, and a pillar of fire by night, marched before
 3       I, XXVII |  harvest was ripe, and thus the fire easily caught, while the
 4       I, XXVII |     this disaster, destroyed by fire the woman who had been the
 5       I, XLIII |         to this effect, that if fire sent down from heaven should
 6       I, XLIII |      upon the name of the Lord, fire fell from heaven in the
 7       I, XLV   |        purpose were consumed by fire from heaven. The king died,
 8       I, XLVIII|         of old been consumed by fire from heaven. But the prophet
 9      II, V     |      cast into the midst of the fire. But the flames laid hold
10      II, V     | eagerness, the victims into the fire; while -wonderful to say,
11      II, V     |       all but eye-witnesses-the fire did not touch the Hebrews
12      II, IX    |     prophets were consumed with fire.~
13      II, XXIX  |      that Rome was destroyed by fire, while Nero was stationed
14      II, XXIX  |        the odium of causing the fire upon the emperor, and he
15      II, XXIX  |        from the charge that the fire had been caused by his orders.
16      II, XXIX  |      were crucified or slain by fire, and not a few were set