Book, Chapter

 1       I, LII  |     For to such a height had profane observances prevailed, that
 2       I, LII  |      slew the priests of the profane temples. He did not even
 3      II, V    |   Misael kept aloof from the profane observance, being well aware
 4      II, XIV  |      that (as I have read in profane histories) he is related
 5      II, XIV  |      was really Ochus, since profane historians have related
 6      II, XVIII|   sacrifice to idols, and to profane the law. In the meantime,
 7      II, IX   |      who readily obeyed this profane enactment. Then truly there
 8      II, XX   | courage he set at naught the profane enactments, and slew, in
 9      II, XX   |      was publicly performing profane acts. A leader having thus
10      II, XX   |    himself by arms against a profane government, and rather even