Book, Chapter

 1       I, XIV   |        he did not know the Lord, refused to obey the command addressed
 2       I, XXI   |     despised the suppliants, and refused them liberty to pass by,
 3       I, XXVI  |      though it had been at first refused. Accordingly, under Jephtha
 4       I, XXXII |   replied that nothing was to be refused to them asking against their
 5      II, XII   |          before the eyes of men, refused compliance with his orders.
 6      II, XIII  |        the one man among all who refused to do that, had greatly
 7      II, XX    |    unheard-of torments those who refused. At this time, there occurred
 8      II, XXIII |       kingdom. And when this was refused to him, he secretly fled
 9      II, XXXIII|       from the service those who refused to do so. But that is not
10      II, XXXVII|         any other consideration, refused to accept their unjust judgment.
11      II, XLI   |      public bounty, after having refused contributions offered by
12      II, XLIII |     deputies returned, they were refused communion, although they
13      II, XLV   | confession of faith. Numbers who refused were tortured with painful