Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |     third reason is lest each tribe ~might wish that place to
 2   2, 105 | should marry within their own tribe, as recorded ~in Num. 36:
 3   2, 105 | should marry within their own tribe, in order to avoid ~confusion
 4   2, 105 |   should be appointed in each tribe, "to judge the ~people with
 5   2, 105 |  marry a wife ~from their own tribe (Num. 36:6): and this lest
 6   2, 85  |       tribes, and the twelfth tribe, ~namely that of Levi, was
 7   3, 22  | sprang out of Judah, in which tribe Moses spoke nothing concerning ~
 8   3, 28  |      Joseph were of the same ~tribe"; wherefore by law he was
 9   3, 29  |      a virgin of the priestly tribe ~was condemned to death
10   3, 31  |     Further, Aaron was of the tribe of Levi, as related Ex.
11   3, 31  |       since David ~was of the tribe of Juda, as is shown Mt.
12   3, 31  |    and Mary were of the ~same tribe: wherefore he was bound
13   3, 31  |    Law, married a wife of the tribe of Juda, ~Elizabeth, daughter
14   3, 31  |    Mathan, being of the same ~tribe though not of the same family
15   3, 36  |   apocryphal books, a certain tribe in the far east near the
16   3, 36  | presents to be offered: which tribe watched attentively for ~
17 Suppl, 86|   tribes of Israel,' that the tribe of ~Levi, which is the thirteenth,
18 Suppl, 93|        Behold the lion of the tribe of Juda . . . hath ~prevailed" -