Book, Chapter

 1       I, II   |        When by this time the human race had increased to a great
 2       I, III  |            destroy the whole human race. But he exempted Noah, a
 3       I, IV   |         one. Butalthough the human race was now multiplied, and
 4       I, VI   |     imagining that the whole human race had perished, sought a union
 5       I, VI   |  intoxicated, and hence sprung the race of Moab and Ammon.~
 6       I, XX   | destruction. But that stiff-necked race, setting themselves against
 7       I, XXVII|          not to harass the heathen race with all sorts of evil devices.
 8      II, III  |       future mixtures of the human race which disagree among themselves,
 9      II, IV   |           a ruler not of the royal race had been assigned them by
10      II, XIII |         there was in his kingdom a race of men of wicked superstitions,
11      II, XIV  |          the king had insulted the race to which he belonged. Now,
12      II, XXX  |       pleased God that the impious race should be given over to