Book, Chapter

 1       I, VIII  | brother. Jacob, owing to the fear thus excited, and by the
 2       I, XX    |    made known to the people, fear seized the minds of all;
 3       I, XX    |     slain for having excited fear among the people.~
 4       I, XXII  |     city, Joshua, pretending fear, fled before the enemy.
 5       I, XXXII |    the Hebrews. But when the fear of the enemy was thus removed,
 6       I, XXXIII|    result of the king's sin, fear had pervaded the whole army.
 7       I, XLI   |  under the influence of this fear, fled into Egypt, and there
 8      II, IV    |    he fled to the Ammonites. Fear, therefore, fell upon the
 9      II, XV    |    or compelled them through fear to surrender. And now the
10      II, XXXVII| Another part, constrained by fear and faction, yielded to
11      II, XXXIX |  rest of that party, through fear of the people, who maintained
12      II, XLVII |      their own accord, while fear scattered the rest.~
13      II, LI    |    their hatred, partiality, fear, faithlessness, envy, factiousness,