Book, Chapter

1       I, XV    |       the gulf of the Red Sea lay between, the way led by31
2       I, XXIV  | reflect that those people who lay under so many obligations
3       I, XXVIII|       strength of her husband lay. She attacked him with female
4       I, XXXV  |   king's servants ventured to lay hands upon the priest, Doeg,
5       I, LI    |        Ezekias, sick in body, lay suffering from disease.
6      II, IX    |       as we have shown above, lay waste Jerusalem. For, as
7      II, XLIII |       unfaithfulness secretly lay hid in it. For under an