Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII  |       his concubine, and begat children by her. But he left his
 2       I, VIII | peoples were foretold in these children, and that the eider would,
 3       I, VIII |    strange country, that their children should marry within their
 4       I, XI   |        Zarah were given to the children. But Joseph, being kindly
 5       I, XII  |       with their father, their children, and their whole connections
 6       I, XIII |    drown their newly-born male children. And no permission was granted
 7       I, XIII |     his goods, deprived of his children, and finally covered in
 8       I, XVII |      went into Egypt), and his children, having learned the things
 9       I, XXXIX|     having given birth to male children at the same time, and one
10       I, XLII |        than two years, and his children, as being unworthy, were
11       I, XLIII|  expected death along with her children.70 But when Elijah promised
12      II, VIII |  priests, with their wives and children, had entered the temple
13      II, X    |        well as to put away the children which had been the issue