Book, Chapter

 1       I, V     |       victory to the opposite side. Then Sodom was plundered
 2       I, XXXVII|    command of the army on the side of David. Joab, on account
 3       I, XLIII |   even exposed himself to the side of perishing from hunger.
 4       I, XLV   |      twelve years. But on the side of the two tribes, Josaphat
 5       I, XLVI  |      son Amassia. But, on the side of the ten tribes, Jeu having
 6       I, XLVII | succeeded to him. For, on the side of the ten tribes, Joas,
 7       I, XLVII |     ruled over Samaria on the side of the ten tribes, we have
 8       I, XLIX  |    into captivity. But on the side of the two tribes, Achaz,
 9      II, XXI   |       of this was, on the one side, that the Jews, who had
10      II, XXI   | against him; and on the other side, that many of the Greek
11      II, XXX   |  cruelty. But on the opposite side, others and Titus himself
12      II, XXXVII|   unjustly been formed on the side of Athanasius, as Marcellus
13      II, XXXIX |    had been won over to their side, the Arians plucked up their
14      II, XLI   |       selected; while, on the side of theArians, old men were
15      II, XLIII |      flocks over to the other side, until the number of our