Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2, 1 |         be exterminated from his people."~2.
 2  5, 1 |          length, when a familiar people began to be chosen by God
 3  5, 2 |                    For the first People had withal reproduced the
 4  6, 2 |                              The people did eat and drink, and they
 5  6, 4 |       wit, had "the heart of the People been made thick, lest they
 6  6, 5 |         word of God; in that the People, though fatter than he,
 7  7, 1 |         by the abstinence of the people), and the aliens were advancing
 8 10, 10|       stood in station until the People was avenged of his enemies,
 9 10, 11|       mine enemy;" and his whole people tasted not (food), and (
10 10, 12|        through the prayer of the People: for he had been convicted
11 16, 1 |        the God to whom neither a People incontinent of appetite,
12 16, 1 | concupiscence" remain, where the People, greedy of "flesh," till,
13 16, 3 |         will be warnings both to people and to bishops, even spiritual