Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII   |      suppose that Isaac would return into the country of his
 2       I, XIX   |     people, despairing of his return, compelled Aaron to construct
 3       I, XIX   |      do so. But Moses, on his return, bringing down the two tables
 4       I, XX    |     whose guidance they might return to Egypt. Then Joshua and
 5       I, XXIII |    our times; and I hasten to return to the subject in hand.
 6       I, XXVIII|    again, and his strength to return with it. And now Samson,
 7       I, LI    |   news Sennacherim was led to return in order to defend his own
 8       I, LI    |       affairs, would speedily return for the destruction of Judaea.
 9      II, VIII  |     permission to the Jews to return into their own country;
10      II, XVII  |      the Jews living in it to return to their own country. At
11      II, XLI   | recorded of the others; but I return to the subject in hand.
12      II, XLIII |  party. These werenow, on the return of the deputies, the stronger
13      II, XLV   |       he should be ordered to return into banishment. When he
14      II, XLV   |       Hilarius was ordered to return to Gaul, as being a sower54
15      II, XLV   |      the sixth year after his return.~