Book, Chapter

 1       I, XI    | king being alarmed by this terror, and seeing that there was
 2       I, XV    | Hebrews were in a state of terror, and gazing up to heaven,
 3       I, XVIII |   the people trembled from terror; and begged of Moses · that
 4       I, XXV   |  trumpets, he caused great terror to the enemy; and no one
 5       I, XXXII |   ranks were in a state of terror from their consciousness
 6       I, XXXIII|   twenty of them, spread a terror throughout the whole army.
 7       I, XLVII |  had shaken Egypt with the terror of his name; but, being
 8       I, LI    |  thousand men. The king in terror fled to the town of Nineveh,
 9      II, V     |  in order that, by present terror, they might be compelled
10      II, VIII  |  in number); and, bringing terror to bear upon them, he reprovingly
11      II, XV    | struck the Jews with great terror. But as they were unable
12      II, XXIII |  his line, causing immense terror to the onlookers. Then Judah,
13      II, XLIX  |     as a prisoner, fled in terror into Gaul, where he betook