Chap., §

 1   I, 4  |            ignorance? their object being to cast ridicule.~
 2   I, 24 |           24 Now pleasure and pain being as it were two trees, growing
 3  II, 51 |           can enable him to escape being made a slave by desire.~
 4  II, 53 |          his powerful ally against being swayed by malevolence.~
 5  II, 57 |        evening meal; but the king,~being consumed with an intense
 6  II, 66 |          of the highest character, being then high priest and having
 7  II, 67 |            and Cilicia, and said, 'Being loyal to the king, I am
 8  II, 71 |            his Holy Place that was being violated; and when Apollonius
 9  II, 76 | high-priest instead, the condition being that in return for the appointment
10 III, 110|           his mind than if he were being tormented in a dream; yea,
11 III, 118|         longer, during that little being mocked of all men for cowardice,
12  IV, 136|         the son of Aaron, Eleazar, being consumed by the melting
13  IV, 137|         most wonderful of all, he, being an old man, with the sinews
14  IV, 143|           15 For who is there that being a philosopher following
15  IV, 145|        this means even young boys, being philosophers by virtue of
16  IV, 165|            condemn us to death, we being in terror of the instruments
17   V, 200|                  32 And in no wise being able to strangle his spirit
18  VI, 230|         also died a blessed death, being cast into the cauldron,
19  VI, 237|            9 Art thou not ashamed, being a man, O wretch with the
20  VI, 260|          feeling of brotherly love being thus naturally strong, the
21  VI, 261|    brethren, who were on the rack, being tortured to death; nay more,
22 VII, 277|         sympathy with her children being deeper than the father's.~
23 VII, 285|          saw the flesh of her sons being consumed in the fire, and
24 VII, 289|        sawest the flesh of one son being severed after the flesh
25 VII, 289|       another, and hand after hand being cut off, and head after
26 VII, 289|           off, and head after head being flayed, and corpse cast
27 VII, 291|      tormented while her sons were being tortured with torments of
28 VII, 298|          the sight of her children being tortured to death, the Inspired
29 VII, 300|            sight of her seven sons being tortured.~
30 VII, 310|      stoodest there seeing Eleazar being tortured, and thou spakest
31 VII, 311|           is the fight; and do ye, being called thereto to bear witness