Book, Chapter

1       I, XVI |      gone forth from the camp perceived that the ground was covered
2       I, XXXV|       was resting. When David perceived this, although all urged
3       I, XLVI| reckoning which may easily be perceived in these Books of Kings
4      II, VI  |    wall, and the letters were perceived to be formed into words.6
5      II, VIII|  temple on the following day, perceived that those things had been
6      II, XV  |      in chains. When the Jews perceived that, they freed him from
7      II, XLV |      into banishment. When he perceived the extreme danger intowhich