Book, Chapter

 1       I, IV     |     very different from their accustomed form of speech, while no
 2       I, XX     | viands to which they had been accustomed in Egypt. Then the Lord
 3       I, XXXIV  |      a shepherd, while he was accustomed often to play upon the harp.
 4       I, XLI    |     where the people had been accustomed to offer sacrifice to God
 5      II, VIII   |   people, Cyrus also had been accustomed to worship, being deceived
 6      II, IX     | stubborn character, and being accustomed to rule over other nations,
 7      II, XII    |       marvelous beauty. Being accustomed to extol her loveliness
 8      II, XXI    |   that the Jews, who had been accustomed to pay him an annual tribute
 9      II, XXXVIII|       was easy of belief, was accustomed afterwards openly to declare
10      II, XLI    |     Gavidius, our bishop, was accustomed to refer to this conduct
11      II, L      |      lewd doctrines; had been accustomed to hold, by night, gatherings