Book, Chapter

 1       I, IX   |  mere mortal; and therefore begged to be blessed by him. Then
 2       I, XVIII|   trembled from terror; and begged of Moses · that God should
 3       I, XXVI |     refuse to die; she only begged that her life might be spared
 4       I, XLIII|     when, in his hunger, he begged food from her, she complained
 5      II, I    |     a king of the Gentiles, begged of the eunuch to be allowed
 6      II, X    |    ruins of his country, he begged permission to restore the
 7      II, XI   | their enemies. He therefore begged the king to grant him the
 8      II, XVIII| that numbers of the natives begged permission from Antiochus
 9      II, XXIII|  the first battle. The king begged for peace, which, because19
10      II, XXIII|     Antiochus had departed, begged that they would send him
11      II, XXIII|   reign that the Jews first begged the friendship of the Roman
12      II, XXIII|  Jews, and being beaten, he begged for peace. This was granted
13      II, XLV  |  papers publicly presented, begged an audience of the king,