Book, Chapter

1       I, VI    |      speedily rescued him from danger, by causing blindness to
2       I, XXXIII|     showed them how actual the danger was, and no one had the
3       I, XXXIV |        honor, to expose him to danger. First then he made him
4       I, XXXV  |        Judah, and there ran in danger of his life. At that time,
5       I, L     | learned that there would be no danger from the enemy, and that
6      II, I     |      brought the innocent into danger, were condemned to death.~
7      II, IV    |      power of God, and that no danger would accrue from the Babylonians,
8      II, XXXV  |        But a far more dreadful danger than all that had preceded
9      II, XLV   |       he perceived the extreme danger intowhich the faith had