Book, Chapter

1       I, XXIV |            restored them to their former condition. They had to such a degree
2       I, XXXIV|                 sets before David as the condition of obtaining her in marriage
3      II, XI   | fellow-countrymen the Jews, what was the condition of their ancestral city;
4      II, XI   |              remained in the same fallen condition as before, is said to have
5      II, XII  |                 her forth, both from her condition of marriage with him and
6      II, XV   |               their native land, and the condition of their affairs and of
7      II, XXXIX|       condemnation of Athanasius, on the condition that there should be an
8      II, XLV  |            affairs in a very flourishing condition, and everything turning