Chap.,  §

 1   I     |                  CHAP. I.~At the time of the Jewish Captivity
 2   I, 18 |             18 Thinking that the time had come to press the demand,
 3   I, 21 |         21 (And even before this time large numbers of Jews had
 4   I, 38 |         who had come before that time or had been subsequently
 5   I, 41 |          in our land before that time or were brought hither afterwards--
 6   I, 50 |          in the land before that time or were brought hither afterwards,'
 7  II, 68 | Jerusalem by the Persians at the time of their power and many
 8 III, 113|                   13 At the same time he ordered them to press
 9 III, 162|          business, and spend his time with the artists in his
10  IV, 209|         five men to enter at one time.~
11   V, 243|         stopped, however, at the time of the Persian rule, since
12   V, 243|     since the authorities of the time spread abroad a false report
13  VI, 305|          he has marked out every time and place that we may continually
14 VII, 334|      king stood still for a long time and then making obeisance
15 VII, 336|         well, shouted out at one time and with one voice: 'God
16 VII, 340|      annually throughout my life time.~
17 VII, 356|        lasted for a considerable time, and then they turned to
18 VII, 377|       feast and spend a pleasant time.'~
19  IX, 439|          by the help of God in a time of emergency to select some
20  IX, 497|        seventy), how he could in time of war maintain tranquillity
21   X, 511|       ought kings to devote most time?'~
22   X, 521|           23 The king spent some time in praising this man and
23   X, 524|        out for some considerable time. When it stopped the king
24  XI, 529|       which really needed a long time to devise.~
25  XI, 535|      transact business until the time when he retires to rest,
26  XI, 552|     preserved for all the future time unchanged.~
27  XI, 572|         the soul, and spend much time upon it. I shall attempt