Chapter

 1 I   |         the prefects. At once he put away the heavy cloak, his
 2 III |        going in and out, when we put on our our clothes and shoes,
 3 IV  |          instance for the law. I put the apostle aside. If Rebecca
 4 VII |   constellation. Callimachus has put a vine crown upon Juno.
 5 VII |         serpent, as a suppliant, put on a laurel garland; for
 6 XI  |      whom in the day-time he has put to flight by his exorcisms,
 7 XIII|         oak leaves of gold, they put on, with mantles having
 8 XIII|        an ass of His own. These (put their trust) in chariots,
 9 XIV |      Much less may the Christian put the service of idolatry
10 XV  |         martyrdom, and thereupon put upon his head, is admonished
11 XV  | faithfulness of his servants, to put us to shame, and to condemn