Book, Chapter

 1   1,  14|      to life. The disease was brought in through a woman's corrupted
 2   1,  28|   place, or circumstance, are brought into closer connection with
 3   1,  30|     the figure of the man who brought aid to him who was lying
 4   2,  14|      sort of way nurtured and brought up on the study of Holy
 5   2,  16|   olive branch which the dove brought with it when it returned
 6   2,  23|  those by which his ghost was brought up the less detestable;
 7   2,  38|    acuteness of ingenious men brought to light. ~
 8   2,  40|    Egypt? How much Lactantius brought with him? And Victorious,
 9   2,  41|    boast vainly of the riches brought out from Egypt. "Purge me
10   2,  42|    which the people of Israel brought with them out of Egypt was
11   3,   6|       And hence their leaders brought it as a charge against Him
12   3,   8|    slavery to such signs, but brought to nothing and cleared out
13   3,  36|      same day, which shall be brought to a close by a day of judgment,
14   4,   7|     the greater pleasure when brought to light. In this place,
15   4,   9|     and these should never be brought before the people at all,
16   4,  12|     of pleasure when they are brought to light and exposed. It
17   4,  20|     each other are gracefully brought together. For example: "
18   4,  20|    how gracefully all this is brought to a close in a period of
19   4,  21|     Melchizedek king of Salem brought forth bread and wine: and
20   4,  21| people from their enemies, he brought forth a kid of the goats,