Book, Chapter

 1   2,   8|       reckoned as one book; the names of these prophets are as
 2   2,  10|       we indicate by the proper names are used to signify something
 3   2,  16|       the same way, many Hebrew names which have not been interpreted
 4   2,  16|        what Moses, and also the names of places, what Jerusalem
 5   2,  16|      Jordan, and whatever other names in that language we are
 6   2,  16| acquainted with. And when these names have been investigated and
 7   2,  17| afterwards Hesiod the poet gave names to them all. It was not
 8   2,  21|       posterity, have given the names either of beasts on account
 9   2,  21|    example, we have changed the names of the months Quintilis
10   2,  21|         the heavens without the names they now bear. But as the
11   2,  21|     think that in putting their names upon the stars they were
12   2,  28|       of the Olympiads, and the names of the consuls; and ignorance
13   2,  39|         regard to all words and names found in Scripture, in the
14   3,  29|         them all), but the very names as well: for instance, allegory,
15   3,  29|        either the nature or the names of these figures of speech?
16   4,   3|         For without knowing the names of any of the faults, they
17   4,   7|       the style is adorned with names of places as with lamps,