Part, Question

 1   1, 118|    would be more akin to the ~cow and the pig, than to his
 2   2, 102| commanded them to take a ~red cow in memory of the sin they
 3   2, 102|    worshipping a calf. ~And a cow is mentioned rather than
 4   2, 102|       altogether; just as the cow was burnt "with her skin
 5   2, 102|      said of the ashes of the cow: "That they may be ~reserved
 6   2, 102|    sacrifice was that the red cow signified ~Christ in respect
 7   2, 102|       while ~the color of the cow designated the blood of
 8   2, 102|    His Passion. And the "red ~cow was of full age," because
 9   2, 102|      immolated and burned the cow, ~and he who burned, and
10   2, 105| according to a gloss, that "a cow is useful in five ways:
11   2, 105|        and ~therefore for one cow five had to be restored.
12   3, 31 |     Take thee [Vulg.: 'Me'] a cow of three years old," etc.