Chapter, Paragraph

 1  7, 7 |                       Look at Daniel's example. About the dream
 2  7, 7 |    discovered by human skill. Daniel alone, trusting to God,
 3  7, 7 |   sophists; God is glorified; Daniel is honoured; destined as
 4  9, 2 |                   I return to Daniel and his brethren, preferring
 5  9, 2 |    kind of literature, and to Daniel in every word, and in dreams,
 6  9, 3 |      those days," he says, "I Daniel was mourning during three
 7  9, 3 | addressing him on this wise: "Daniel, thou art a man pitiable;
 8  9, 5 |     of lions and presented to Daniel in his hunger?~6.
 9 10, 4 |     the corroboratire fact of Daniel praying thrice in the day;
10 10, 13|                    But withal Daniel, in the first year of King