Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXII   |     son of Nun, for Moses had appointed him his successor, being
 2       I, XXIV   |      having arisen, Judah was appointed as general in the war. Under
 3       I, XXXIII |       the sacerdotal oil, was appointed king. He was of the tribe
 4       I, XXXIII |     Philistines; and Saul had appointed Gilgal as the place where
 5       I, XXXVIII| through years and illness, he appointed Solomon, who had been born
 6       I, XLI    |      by the tribe of Levi, he appointed priests from among the people.
 7       I, L      |  being turned to religion, he appointed the Levites and all the
 8       I, LIII   |     king called Sedechias was appointed; but while the empty shadow
 9       I, LIV    |      carried away the people, appointed as governor over those left
10      II, XV     |    him Holofernes whom he had appointed master of his host, with
11      II, XXI    |      Matthathias dies, having appointed in his own place his son
12      II, XXII   |    wall, while armed men were appointed to maintain a perpetual
13      II, XXV    |       party of Alexander, was appointed20 governor of Syria, to
14      II, XXVI   |  After him, Aristobulus being appointed high-priest, was thefirst
15      II, XLII   |      was over, an embassy was appointed to go to the emperor and
16      II, LI     |   with the treasury, was then appointed accuser by Maximus. Accordingly,