Book, Chapter

 1       I, XII  |   them that there were still five years of famine to come,
 2       I, XV   |  from the deluge a period of five hundred and seventy-five30
 3       I, XVIII|     a calf, he shall restore five; if he steals a sheep, the
 4       I, XX   |   hundred and three thousand five hundred persons.39 When,
 5       I, XXIII|     of escape for the enemy. Five kings who were taken suffered
 6       I, XXXIV|      simply with a staff and five stones which he had taken,
 7       I, XL   |    reign. This was about the five hundred and eighty-eighth
 8      II, IX   |       set down at twenty and five years. To him succeeded
 9      II, XVI  |   have lived one hundred and five years. If these things took
10      II, XVIII|    have said, consuls, about five years after Antiochus began
11      II, IX   |      seized the kingdom. He, five years after the beginning
12      II, XXIV | pledged. Accordingly, in the five years during which he held
13      II, XXIV |  slain, after he had reigned five, or as I find it stated