Part, Question

 1   1, 8   |          some supposition; as a grain of millet would be everywhere,
 2   1, 104 |         counted as the smallest grain of a balance." But a thing ~
 3   2, 102 |      allow the ox to eat of the grain ~while threshing the corn.
 4   2, 16  |         you had faith like to a grain of mustard seed," etc.: "
 5   2, 170 |   evident from their ~gathering grain into their nest before the
 6   2, 176 |          If you have faith as a grain of mustard seed you shall
 7   2, 186 |        famine was imminent, was grain sent to the holy fathers? ~
 8   3, 42  |    Jesus, He said: "Unless the ~grain of wheat falling into the
 9   3, 42  |           He called Himself the grain of wheat ~that must be mortified
10   3, 46  |        I say to you, unless the grain of wheat falling into the ~
11   3, 74  |      with some other species of grain, except in the instance ~
12   3, 74  | instance ~of specially selected grain. Therefore it does not seem
13   3, 74  |       He compares ~Himself to a grain of wheat, saying (Jn. 12:
14   3, 74  |         Jn. 12:24): "Unless the grain of ~wheat falling into the
15   3, 74  |        the bread made from such grain can ~be the matter of this
16   3, 74  |       most resembling the wheat grain. But the resemblance as
17   3, 74  |         be generated from wheat grain, bread cannot be made ~such
18   3, 74  |       small quantity of another grain be mixed with a much greater
19   3, 74  |         compared Himself to the grain of wheat, so ~also He compared
20 Suppl, 76|        that ~shall be, but bare grain" (1 Cor. 15:37). Now the
21 Suppl, 76|      some. For in the sowing of grain, the grain sown and the
22 Suppl, 76|        the sowing of grain, the grain sown and the grain that
23 Suppl, 76|          the grain sown and the grain that is ~born thereof are