Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXIII  |     the vanquished, the Hebrew general, through the power of his
 2       I, XXIV   |         Judah was appointed as general in the war. Under his guidance,
 3       I, XXVI   |  Accordingly, under Jephtha as general, they assembled in great
 4       I, XXIX   |       as we have said, was the general. But they had bad success
 5       I, XXX    |     will, without any judge or general. Eli was priest; and in
 6       I, XXXVIII| another arose, under a certain general called Sabaea, who had stirred
 7      II, XV     |      the temple. There, with a general groaning and commingled
 8      II, XVI    |   flight. Then she begs of the general the right of a free egress
 9      II, XVI    |   conducted to the tent of the general by Baguas, the eunuch; and,
10      II, XVI    |    crowds at the tent of their general, waiting for the signal
11      II, XXI    |        place his son Judah, as general of the army which he had
12      II, XXI    |        Apollonius, the enemy's general, who had entered on the
13      II, XXIV   |      instigation of Lasthenes, general of the Cretans, tried by
14      II, XXVI   |     fled to Pompey. That Roman general, having finished the war
15      II, XLII   |   judges, simply following the general order by which they were