Book, Chapter

1       I, XXVIII|       mocked their illustrious captive. Accordingly, on a certain
2       I, LIII  |     bound him and led him away captive, and not long after, while
3       I, LIV   |  princes, was leading him away captive with the rest, the choice
4      II, V     | Sedechia (whom he carried away captive to Babylon), as we have
5      II, VII   |       foreigner belonging to a captive nation had been placed on
6      II, XII   |   traditions, nor, though as a captive she had entered into marriage
7      II, XVI   |      abusing the person Of his captive; for, being of surpassing
8      II, XXX   |    hundred thousand were taken captive and sold. Titus is said,
9      II, XLV   |       yielded their conscience captive. But many who resisted more