Book, Chapter

 1   2,   7|      that holy man will be so single and so pure in heart, that
 2   2,  13|       the words. For not only single words, but often whole phrases
 3   3,  19|   accomplish in the case of a single wife, they think utterly
 4   3,  25|     way other objects are not single in their signification,
 5   3,  31|       person spoken of. For a single person is represented as
 6   3,  34|        as, for example, every single city is a part of the great
 7   3,  34| Scripture, not in regard to a single city, but in regard to a
 8   3,  34|      city, but in regard to a single province, or tribe, or kingdom.
 9   4,   7|      statements finished in a single tone of voice, which we
10   4,   7|     each clause finished by a single effort of the speaker's
11   4,  20|     also, though expressed in single clauses, are terminated