Book, Chapter

1       I, XX   |    but that the nations were powerful, and the towns fortified
2       I, XXII | But-the river Jordan, a very powerful stream, hindered their crossing,
3       I, XXIII|  arms. But the Gibeonites, a powerful nation with a wealthy city,
4       I, XLV  |      disciple showed himself powerful by working many miracles,
5      II, III  |  Roman empire, which is more powerful2 than all the kingdoms which
6      II, XXII |      these assailants a very powerful body of his men. Thus the
7      II, XXVI |  against the Hyrcani, a very powerful nation, received the surname
8      II, XLIV |      themselves all the more powerful; as the most steadfast among