Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXI   |              camp beyond Jordan, not far from Jericho. Then a battle
 2       I, XXIV  |            the Lord. It is, in fact, far more wonderful that the
 3       I, XXVI  |        warring against them. But he, far from declining battle, at
 4       I, XXXVII|        himself remained in Jerusalem far from the scene of strife.~
 5       I, XLVI  |        having reigned nine years, so far as I find it stated in the
 6      II, XIII  | blandishments, and at length went so far as to accompany the queen
 7      II, XXVIII|           and at length even went so far as to be the murderer of
 8      II, XXXV  |             exemplar of faith. But a far more dreadful danger than
 9      II, XXXVI |       constrain the emperor to go so far as this, that Athanasius
10      II, XLI   |           would be inclined to judge far otherwise; and I hold it