Book, Chapter

 1       I, XVII   |      the Lord, while the people stood around the bottom of the
 2       I, XIX    |        the place36 in which God stood, whose form is related to
 3       I, XXV    |    acceptable to God. The angel stood by him as he was returning
 4       I, XXXV   |      spirit of error, and David stood by him, soothing him with
 5      II, I      |     preferred to all those that stood nearest to the king. About
 6      II, XIII   |     learned how the case really stood. But she was then at a loss
 7      II, XXXIV  |    wonderful to tell, while all stood trembling, the dead body
 8      II, XXXIV  |      body was33 shaken off, and stood up in the midst of thoselooking
 9      II, XXXVII |      heretic. For Marcellus had stood forward as an upholder of
10      II, XXXVIII|     church of the martyrs which stood outside the town, Valens
11      II, XLVI   | vicinity, found out how matters stood, and reported the whole