Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXI  |   years old on leaving Egypt passed over Jordan. That Moses
 2       I, XXII |    of Moses, the chief power passed into the hands of Joshua
 3       I, XLII |     his reign: and his power passed to Ela his son, but was
 4       I, XLVII| later period than the other, passed through a longer time as
 5       I, LII  |     LII.~The government then passed to his son Josia. He is
 6      II, XV   |    observances, had formerly passed through a period of slavery
 7      II, XV   |   the divine aid, and having passed over on foot the sea which
 8      II, XXX  | sovereignty. This afterwards passed to Vespasian, and although
 9      II, XLIV |    Arians. Thus several days passed in this sort of discussion.
10      II, XLVII|       sentence, however, was passed against them in their absence,
11      II, XLIX |     who ought either to have passed a sentence even against