Book, Chapter

1       I, XXV    |   usual wickedness ascribe the result of the fight, not to God,
2       I, XXXIII |        was too late. For, as a result of the king's sin, fear
3       I, XXXIV  |       probably perish. But the result proved very different from
4       I, XLII   |       carried off spoil as the result of victory. After forty-one
5      II, XV     | received in peace, awaited the result. I may add that, after the
6      II, XXI    |       went down to battle. The result was that the forces of the
7      II, XXXVI  |    heretic. However, even this result chagrined Marcellus, because
8      II, XXXVIII|       made acquainted with the result of the battle. He did this
9      II, XLIX   |     having been ordered as the result of a fierce prosecution,