Book, Chapter

 1   2,  13|      actual thought is which the several translators endeavour to
 2   2,  14|         must consult and compare several translators. If, however,
 3   2,  16|      true and human body. And in several places in the Holy Scriptures
 4   2,  24|       people, according to their several notions and prejudices.
 5   2,  39|        he might arrange in their several classes, and give an account
 6   3,  12|    manner of oxen. For there are several beasts that feed on commoner
 7   3,  12|         custom of one man having several wives was at that time blameless:
 8   3,  12|     proper for one woman to have several husbands, because a woman
 9   3,  25|          only but sometimes even several different things, according
10   3,  27|     words might be understood in several senses, all of which are
11   3,  30| difficult passages for there are several other methods required which
12   4,  10|          with one person or with several, but much more in the case
13   4,  24|   certain season of the year for several days continuously, every
14   4,  26|        respectively to the three several styles of speech, one to