Chap., §

 1  II, 55 |    The case of the thirst of King David may serve at least
 2  II, 57 |  their evening meal; but the king,~being consumed with an
 3  II, 59 |   against the craving of the king, two youths, mighty warriors,
 4  II, 59 | warriors, ashamed that their king should lack his desire,
 5  II, 60 |    from it a draught for the king.~
 6  II, 65 |   that Seleucus Nicanor, the king of Asia, sanctioned the
 7  II, 67 |    said, 'Being loyal to the king, I am here to inform you
 8  II, 67 |   rightfully the property of King Seleucus.'~
 9  II, 68 |     his loyal service to the king, and hastening to the court
10  II, 68 |     that he was there by the king's command to take possession
11  II, 74 |    intercession for him lest king Seleucus should possibly
12  II, 75 |    departed to report to the king the things that had befallen
13 III, 109|       Obey the orders of the king!'~
14 III, 114|      of the courtiers of the king went tip to him and said:~
15  IV, 135|   than the flame, thou great king over the passions, Eleazar.~
16  IV, 160|      above measure! When the king invites us and appeals to
17  IV, 163|    necessity we yield to the king in fear. Why should we cast
18  IV, 166| peaceful life by obeying the king?'~
19   V, 203|   thy brethren, but obey the king and save thyself.'~
20  VI, 233|      that I may speak to the king and to all his friends with