Book, Chapter

 1       I, XIII  |     was stripped of his goods, deprived of his children, and finally
 2       I, XXIV  |     worshiped idols, they were deprived of the divine assistance,
 3       I, XXVII |    turned to idols; and, being deprived of the divine protection,
 4       I, XXXIII|        in the former wars, had deprived the Hebrews of the use of
 5       I, XLII  |        as being unworthy, were deprived69 of the government. He
 6       I, XLVI  |      the supreme power, having deprived her grandson (whose name
 7      II, XXIII |    dies; Bacchides, being thus deprived of his ally, returns to
 8      II, XXVII |  prophets, that they should be deprived of their own rulers, that
 9      II, XLV   |       more courageously, being deprived of their bishoprics, were
10      II, LI    | beheaded, while Tiberianus was deprived of his goods, and banished