Book, Chapter

1     2, 4-9  | theft and sin itself. A pear tree there was near our vineyard,
2     3, 10-18|      it was plucked, and the tree, its mother, shed milky
3     5, 4-7  |   who knows how to possess a tree, and return thanks to Thee
4     9, 13-35|    wounds, Who hung upon the tree, and now sitting at Thy
5    13, 17-21|      best strength, like the tree yielding fruit: that is,
6    13, 19-24| green herb for meat, and the tree bearing fruit; and come,
7    13, 25-38|     all the earth; and every tree, in which is the fruit of
8    13, 25-38|      which is the fruit of a tree yielding seed. And not to