Book, Chapter

 1       I, VI   |      his posterity would endure slavery in a hostile country for
 2       I, XIV  |         the multiplied evils of slavery, directed their complaints
 3       I, XVI  |       Moses, and longed for the slavery of Egypt,accompanied as
 4       I, XVIII|   should he willingly remain in slavery. Whosoever slays a man shall
 5       I, XXIV |       afflicted by the evils of slavery, they implored the divine
 6       I, XXXII|         to exchange liberty for slavery. They, therefore, come in
 7       I, XXXII| extolled liberty, and denounced slavery; finally, he threatened
 8       I, LIII |       cultivating the fields in slavery, in order that the soil
 9      II, XV   |      experience the miseries of slavery, they betook themselves
10      II, XV   |    recently been delivered from slavery. In the meantime, Holofernes
11      II, XV   |      passed through a period of slavery in Egypt, and that, brought
12      II, XXX  |       never paid the penalty of slavery beyond a period of seventy
13      II, XXXI |         Lord, in order that the slavery of the law might be taken