Part, Question

 1   1, 30 |         numbered, as two men and two ~horses. So, if number in God is
 2   1, 65 |           horse and ~the cause of all horses, whilst above this is separate
 3   1, 66 |           horse and ~the cause of all horses, whilst above this is separate
 4   2, 56 |               orders, guides well the horses which he is driving; this
 5   2, 102|          griffon which ~is hostile to horses and men, cruelty of powerful
 6   2, 105|               accumulate chariots and horses, nor wives, nor immense
 7   2, 18 |              in chariots and some in ~horses; but we will call upon the
 8   2, 48 |             things, such as arms ~and horses, but in so far as it is
 9   2, 86 |             with a certain display of horses and arms and a ~concourse
10   2, 185| characteristics of ~the black and red horses by corrupting the faith."