Book, Chapter

 1     3, 6-10 |        certain: these things the beasts and birds discern as well
 2     3, 6-11 |          that I should excel the beasts, but according to the sense
 3     4, 15-22|      charioteer, or fighter with beasts in the theatre, known far
 4     5, 3-4  |      their own luxuriousness, as beasts of the field, that Thou,
 5     5, 3-5  |        to birds, and four-footed beasts, and creeping things, changing
 6     6, 1-1  |        and separated me from the beasts of the field, and fowls
 7     7, 9-15 |  corruptible man, and birds, and beasts, and creeping things; namely,
 8     7, 13-19|  fruitful trees, and all cedars; beasts, and all cattle, creeping
 9     7, 17-23| whitherto reach the faculties of beasts; and thence again to the
10    10, 17-26|       cleave unto Thee. For even beasts and birds have memory; else
11    10, 17-26|          me from the four-footed beasts and made me wiser than the
12    10, 25-36|          such parts of it as the beasts also have, for I found Thee
13    13, 21-30|      knowledge: that so the wild beasts may be tamed, the cattle
14    13, 21-31|         soul shall there be good beasts, in meekness of action (
15    13, 23-33|         over all cattle and wild beasts, and over all the earth,
16    13, 23-33|          compared unto the brute beasts, and is become like unto
17    13, 24-35|     fruit-trees, and plants, and beasts of the earth. But now neither
18    13, 24-35|           nor the trees, nor the beasts, nor serpents is it said,
19    13, 25-38|     fowls of the air, and to the beasts of the earth, and to all
20    13, 32-47|         replenished with fishes, beasts, and birds; because the