Book, Chapter

1       I, XXX  |        have narrated above, were living according to their own will,
2       I, XXXIV|          yet only a little boy56 living under the care of his father,
3       I, XXXIX|         child, and took away the living one. Then there arose an
4      II, I    |       beauty of countenance from living on pulse than from the use
5      II, III  |          and we thus behold them living among us, yet by no means
6      II, VIII |         a manifest symbol of the living God, as consuming those
7      II, XVII |       should be free to the Jews living in it to return to their
8      II, XXVI | high-priest, was thefirst of all living after the captivity to assume
9      II, XLIX |      Spain Ithacius who was then living at Treves. He, however,