Book, Chapter

 1       I, II     |    Abel; but Cain, being an impious man, slew his brother. He
 2       I, XXXVIII| last his son Absalom lifted impious arms against his father,
 3       I, XLIII  |     king of the ten tribes, impious above all against God. For
 4       I, XLIII  |  the command of Elijah, the impious priests were seized, and,
 5       I, LI     |     took to the practice of impious worship; and being, as a
 6       I, LII    | even spare the tombs of the impious; and it was observed that
 7       I, LIV    | common death. But the king, impious though he was, yet showed
 8      II, XVIII  | favor to those who followed impious courses, while he carried
 9      II, XX     |    war than to take part in impious ceremonies. In the meantime,
10      II, XXX    |     it pleased God that the impious race should be given over
11      II, XXX    |  other account than for the impious hands which they laid upon