Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI     |    himself, when he received the chief power from the king, was
 2       I, XXII   |          the death of Moses, the chief power passed into the hands
 3       I, XXVI   |    especially by the help of the chief men among the Shechemites,
 4       I, XXVI   |        and after he had held the chief place for a like period
 5       I, XXVI   |         to God. Jephtha held the chief power for six years. To
 6       I, XXXI   |      however, of that place, the chief men of the nation having
 7       I, XXXVII |   Ammonites, David intrusted the chief command of the war to Joab,
 8       I, XLVI   | corrupted by the flattery of the chief men, and unduly honored
 9       I, LIV    |      this cruel act, but, as the chief men of the Jews (whose practice
10      II, VI     |       gave a public feast to his chief men and rulers, ordered
11      II, VIII   |       the purpose; and hence the chief power was transferred to
12      II, XV     |       Jews. He inquired of their chief men what was the power on
13      II, XXIV   |         during which he held the chief power, the affairs of the
14      II, XXV    |         him. After Jonathan, the chief power was conferred on his
15      II, XXVI   |       Askelon. Hyrcanus held the chief power for thirty-four years;
16      II, XXXVIII|          unfaithfulness. But the chief men in that evil company