Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |      if there shall be no just ground for hatred, it will surely
2    I, 10|        like yourselves, on the ground that nobody despises what
3    I, 10|        make merchandise of the ground of your temples, of the
4    I, 12|   timber which is fixed in the ground in an erect position is
5    I, 12|       been duly tempered under ground. Now, if you transplant
6   II, 4 |      the true God, on the sole ground that He is not an object
7   II, 5 |      also, and openings of the ground, and earthquakes: these
8   II, 13|    else? There is therefore no ground afforded you for denying
9   II, 16| however, would be as foolish a ground for making gods as even