Book, Chapter

 1   1,   8|   find such a rule, except by going beyond their own nature;
 2   1,  30|     him of a certain man who, going down from Jerusalem to Jericho,
 3   1,  36|        Nevertheless, as I was going to say, if his mistaken
 4   1,  36|     if he get into a habit of going astray, he may sometimes
 5   2,   8|    parallel, so to speak, and going over the same ground. The
 6   2,  20|      home if you stumble when going to a place; when your clothes
 7   2,  37|  sciences are learnt, than in going through the very intricate
 8   2,  37| attend to them while they are going through them, or to understand
 9   2,  40|    which the same people when going out of Egypt appropriated
10   2,  40|   which every one of us, when going out under the leadership
11   2,  40|    people of God as they were going out of Egypt, not knowing
12   3,   1|     laugh at the methods I am going to point out as childish),
13   3,   1|  childish), but yet, as I was going to say, so far as I can
14   3,   3|     we could not know without going back to the original whether
15   3,  30|      light, be preserved from going astray." Now, if he had
16   3,  36|   speech," the narrative here going back, without indicating
17   4,  30|          But whether a man is going to address the people or