Book, Chapter

1       I, II    |    regions of which they were inhabitants, and allied themselves in
2       I, V     |    infamous on account of its inhabitants, males forcing themselves
3       I, VIII  |       envy, driven out by the inhabitants. Thus expelled from that
4       I, XXII  |    took the city, and all the inhabitants were slain, without one
5       I, XXXI  |       the ark to Ascalon. The inhabitants, however, of that place,
6       I, XLVI  |      was driven back, and the inhabitants of the land began to occupy
7       I, XLVIII|   then full of a multitude of inhabitants, sustaining one hundred
8       I, XLVIII| lamented along with the human inhabitants. In this way, the threatened
9      II, XXXIV |    the whole multitude of the inhabitants of the locality vied with