Chap., §
1 Int | this day and age to see the king and his guests playing at
2 I, 4 | opportunity of pleading with the king on behalf of the Jewish
3 I, 4 | from Judea to Egypt by the king's father, when he first
4 I, 11 | Phalerum, the president of the king's library, received vast
5 I, 12 | ability, the purpose of the king.~
6 I, 13 | two hundred thousand, O king, and I shall make endeavour
7 I, 14 | doing this?' replied the king. 'Everything that is necessary
8 I, 17 | 17 And the king when he understood all the
9 I, 18 | transported from Judea by the king's father--for when by a
10 I, 21 | his campaign against the king of the Ethiopians. But these
11 I, 23 | emancipation, I addressed the king with the following arguments. '
12 I, 26 | men, as we ourselves, O king, though we call him by different
13 I, 29 | dispose the mind of the king that all the captives might
14 I, 30 | ruleth the heart that the king might be constrained to
15 I, 32 | a successful issue)--the king raised his head and looking
16 I, 34 | small boon indeed,' said the king, 'that Aristeas asks of
17 I, 40 | way the magnanimity of the king, who was empowered by God
18 I, 41 | 41 The decree of the king ran as follows: 'All who
19 I, 42 | wages, the others from the king's treasury.~
20 I, 50 | brought to be read over to the king for his approval, it contained
21 I, 50 | largeness of his heart the king inserted this clause and
22 I, 52 | to be paid for these, the king ordered that it should be
23 II, 56 | of Demetrius to the great king. 'Since you have given me
24 II, 56 | given me instructions O king, that the books which are
25 II, 58 | for they have never had a king's care to protect them.~
26 II, 61 | 9 If it please you, O king, a letter shall be written
27 II, 63 | had been presented, the king ordered a letter to be written
28 II, 66 | letters. The letter of the king ran as follows:~
29 II, 67 | 15 'King Ptolemy sends greeting and
30 II, 77 | Priest sends greetings to King Ptolemy his true friend.~
31 II, 87 | a kindness, O righteous king, if you will give instruction
32 II, 100 | his friends gave to the king's letter.~
33 III, 102 | exceptional skill, for the king spared no expense and personally
34 III, 105 | 5 The king was anxious that this piece
35 III, 142 | 42 For since the king did not wish to add to its
36 III, 159 | worthy of the majesty of the king.~
37 III, 160 | said that neither in the king's treasury nor in any other,
38 III, 161 | 61 For the king spent no little thought
39 III, 163 | in a manner worthy of the king who sent the gifts and of
40 V, 223 | settling in the city, the king issued orders that they
41 V, 234 | which was founded by the King and holds a central position
42 V, 254 | letter which he wrote to the king concerning their safe return,
43 V, 255 | distressed, for he knew that the king out of the goodness of his
44 VI, 319 | 59 And your king, as we are informed, does
45 VII, 328 | preparing many gifts for the king, despatched us on our journey
46 VII, 329 | reached Alexandria, the king was at once informed of
47 VII, 330 | and I warmly greeted the king and handed over to him the
48 VII, 331 | 4 The king was very anxious to meet
49 VII, 332 | seek an audience with the king on matters of importance
50 VII, 333 | as to be invisible, the king as soon as he saw them began
51 VII, 334 | unfolded the pages, the king stood still for a long time
52 VII, 336 | one voice: 'God save the King!' he burst into tears of
53 VII, 345 | arrangement had been made by the king and it is an arrangement
54 VII, 351 | rows in accordance with the king's instructions.~
55 VII, 355 | Almighty God enrich you, O king, with all the good things
56 VII, 358 | places of honour at the king's court.~
57 VII, 359 | pause in the banquet the king asked the envoy who sat
58 VII, 361 | 34 The king praised the answer and then
59 VII, 363 | 36 The king complimented this man, too,
60 VII, 365 | agreement with the reply, the king asked the next guest, how
61 VII, 367 | 40 The king praised the man warmly for
62 VII, 371 | 44 This man the king praised and then said to
63 VII, 373 | 46 The king exclaimed that the man had
64 VII, 375 | 48 The king expressed his agreement
65 VII, 377 | with the man's reply, the king said that all their answers
66 VII, 379 | God to your advantage, O king, since your purpose is good.'~
67 VII, 380 | agreement with the answer, the king said to the philosophers (
68 VII, 382 | 55 When the king had nodded his assent to
69 VIII, 384| 2 When the king thought that a fitting opportunity
70 VIII, 388| 6 The king bestowed praise upon him
71 VIII, 389| must always remember, O King, that God is a lover of
72 VIII, 390| 8 The king received the answer with
73 VIII, 392| 10 The king praised him and asked the
74 VIII, 394| 12 The king received the answer with
75 VIII, 396| signified his approval, the king said to another, 'What is
76 VIII, 398| 15 The king signified his agreement
77 VIII, 400| 17 The king praised him and asked another
78 VIII, 402| Having praised him, the king asked the next, how he could
79 VIII, 404| in every possible way, O King, govern your words and actions
80 VIII, 406| 23 The king bestowed praise on the man
81 VIII, 407| a part, but are really a king, since God has bestowed
82 VIII, 408| 25 When the king had applauded loud and long
83 VIII, 409| was observed, and when the king found an opportunity of
84 VIII, 412| Pleased with these words, the king asked the next, how he could
85 VIII, 413| great wealth and no one is king by his own power. All men
86 VIII, 414| 31 The king praised the man in a long
87 VIII, 416| praised this answer the king ordered the next man to
88 VIII, 418| 35 The king expressed his approval and
89 VIII, 420| agreement with the answer, the king asked the sixth to reply
90 VIII, 422| 39 The king spoke kindly to him and
91 VIII, 424| 41 The king in the most~gracious way
92 VIII, 426| Delighted with these words, the king asked another, how he could
93 VIII, 428| 45 The king bestowed great praise upon
94 VIII, 430| 47 With loud voice the king greeted them all and spoke
95 VIII, 431| 48 After this the king to show his good feeling
96 IX, 432 | for the banquet, and the king, as soon as an opportunity
97 IX, 434 | 3 The king expressed approval and asked
98 IX, 436 | 5 The king spoke kindly to the man
99 IX, 438 | 7 The king expressed agreement and
100 IX, 440 | 9 The king praised him and asked the
101 IX, 442 | 11 The king acknowledged the man's answer
102 IX, 444 | praise as to the rest, the king asked another, how he could
103 IX, 446 | 15 The king expressed his approval and
104 IX, 448 | 17 The king gave a kindly reception
105 IX, 450 | bestowed praise upon him, the king asked the tenth, how he
106 IX, 451 | will incline your mind, O King, to all that is noble.'~
107 IX, 452 | 21 When the king had expressed his loud approval
108 IX, 453 | opportunity offered, the king asked the next man, What
109 IX, 455 | 24 The king said that he had spoken
110 IX, 457 | listening to this man, the king asked the next in order,
111 IX, 459 | 28 The king expressed his agreement
112 IX, 460 | will be free from error, O King. But the knowledge and practice
113 IX, 461 | Delighted with these words, the king asked another, how he could
114 IX, 463 | all, and you,' said he, 'O King, must of necessity copy
115 IX, 464 | 33 The king said that he had answered
116 IX, 466 | 35 The king said that this man had answered
117 IX, 468 | 37 The king signified his consent and
118 IX, 470 | approval at this reply, the king asked another, how he could
119 IX, 473 | 42 The king said that this man, too,
120 IX, 474 | is from these, O mighty King, that the greatest joy and
121 IX, 475 | acclaim, and afterwards the king in the fullness of his joy
122 IX, 476 | opportunity presented itself the king proceeded to put questions
123 IX, 478 | 47 The king spoke kindly to him and
124 IX, 480 | 49 The king praised him and asked another,
125 IX, 480 | necessary possession for a king?~
126 IX, 482 | 51 The king praised him and inquired
127 IX, 484 | 53 The king said that he had given a
128 IX, 486 | 55 The king was delighted by this reply,
129 IX, 488 | 57 The king said that he had given a
130 IX, 490 | 59 The king gave his confirmation to
131 IX, 493 | 62 The king said that he had answered
132 IX, 495 | 64 The king spoke words of encouragement
133 IX, 497 | 66 The king graciously acknowledged
134 IX, 499 | 68 The king loudly applauded them all
135 X | a president or having a king.~
136 X, 501 | opportunity occurred, the king asked the first of those
137 X, 502 | God, and you possess it, O King.'~
138 X, 503 | 4 The king loudly applauded the answer
139 X, 505 | 6 The king said that he had answered
140 X, 506 | 7 The king said that this man, too,
141 X, 506 | is what you do, O mighty King,' he said, 'and it is God
142 X, 507 | 9 The king loudly acclaimed the answer
143 X, 509 | 11 The king said that he had given a
144 X, 511 | 1 13 The king expressed his approval and
145 X, 513 | 15 The king spoke enthusiastically to
146 X, 516 | 18 The king, pleased with the words
147 X, 518 | Delighted with the reply, the king inquired of the next man,
148 X, 518 | private citizen should be made king over them or a member of
149 X, 520 | ruling, and you are a great king, not so much because you
150 X, 521 | 23 The king spent some time in praising
151 X, 524 | time. When it stopped the king took a cup and gave a toast
152 X, 527 | scene of joy, while the king gave himself up to a continuous
153 XI, 535 | know, from the moment the king begins to transact business
154 XI, 542 | daily as were made for the king himself--for~thus he had
155 XI, 542 | had been commanded by the king.~
156 XI, 543 | and after saluting the king went back to their own place.~
157 XI, 553 | matter was reported to the king, he rejoiced greatly, for
158 XI, 562 | 35 And after, the king, as I have already said,
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