Book, Chapter

 1       I, III   | received into it, while all the rest were cut off by a flood.
 2       I, III   |          not finding a place of rest, returned to him and being
 3       I, XVIII |         to be done on six days: rest is to be taken on the Sabbath.
 4       I, XX    |         for the priesthood, the rest of the tribes were numbered,
 5       I, XXV   |         than three hundred: the rest he dismissed from the field.
 6       I, LIV   |       him away captive with the rest, the choice was granted
 7      II, XXXVII|         if he were removed, the rest would pass over to their
 8      II, XXXIX |   Valens and Ursatius, with the rest of that party, through fear
 9      II, XLI   |    contributions offered by the rest; for they thought it more
10      II, XLI   |        than eighty persons: the rest belonged to our party. Well,
11      II, XLII  |         sent him also among the rest who were willing to go.
12      II, XLIV  |  creature, only superior to the rest. Thus neither party could
13      II, XLVII |        while fear scattered the rest.~
14      II, LI    |      not by any means be set at rest. And now all things were