Book, Chapter

 1       I, XV     |      had come to have the sea right before them, and that they
 2       I, XXI    |    pass by; for he thought it right to abstain from war on account
 3       I, XXXVIII|  beholding the angel by whose right hand the people were overthrown,
 4       I, LIII   |      as victor held it by the right of war for three years.
 5      II, V      | contained. I did not think it right to pass the remark unnoticed,
 6      II, XIV    |   series of events it will be right that I should append an
 7      II, XVI    |       begs of the general the right of a free egress from the
 8      II, XXVI   |     to Rome, and restored the right of the high-priesthood to
 9      II, XXXVII |     For a certain coloring of right seemed to be furnished them
10      II, LI     |      at first defended by his right of appeal to the tribunals,