Book, Chapter

1       I, XVI |       camp perceived that the ground was covered with a sort
2       I, XXII|      army was led over on dry ground. There was in these places
3       I, XL  | temple should be razed to the ground. We see that this has a
4       I, LIII|   walls and the temple to the ground. He also carried off an
5      II, XI  |        being leveled with the ground, furnished a proof of the
6      II, XIII|        while there existed no ground for its destruction. Esther'
7      II, XIV |     the son of Cyrus, on this ground that he, as a conqueror,
8      II, XXVI|      son John. And he, on the ground that he had fought with
9      II, XXX |       a time maintained their ground most boldly in defense of