Book, Chapter

 1       I, I    |   books things which elsewhere filled many volumes. At the same
 2       I, XIII |      increased in numbers, and filled Egypt with their numerous
 3       I, XIII | assaulted by an Egyptian; and, filled with sorrow at the sight,
 4       I, XIV  |     water into blood, while he filled the whole land with frogs,
 5       I, XVI  |  quails was divinely sent, and filled the camp. Besides, on the
 6       I, XXXVI|        a spirit of error60 had filled, he called up and consulted
 7       I, XLIII|     altar, having first of all filled the sacred place with water;
 8      II, XXI  |     known to Antiochus, he was filled with rage and regret, inasmuch
 9      II, XXII |       situated there which was filled with gold; but, as a multitude
10      II, XXX  | streets began everywhere to be filled with dead bodies, for the