Book, Chapter

 1       I, XVIII|        double-drachmas shall be paid to his master. If any one
 2       I, XXIV |       king of Mesopotamia, they paid the penalty of eight years'
 3       I, XXVII|         by the Philistines, and paid the penalty of their unfaithfulness
 4       I, XLV  |         the debt of a woman was paid by the oil being immensely
 5       I, LIII |     Egypt, and in token thereof paid him tribute, Nabuchodonosor,
 6      II, V    | confessing that honor was to be paid to God alone. Not long after,
 7      II, VII  |         divine honors should be paid to him for the next thirty
 8      II, XVII |     sway. At that time the Jews paid an annual tribute of three
 9      II, XXI  |      the taxes had ceased to be paid. Boiling with wrath on these
10      II, XXV  |       up to that time, they had paid tribute to the kings of
11      II, XXVI |      Settling the tribute to be paid by the Jews, he placed over
12      II, XXX  |      their sins, yet they never paid the penalty of slavery beyond