Book, Chapter

1    I, 2 | criminals; for when culprits are brought up for trial, should they
2    I, 2 |         our horrible repasts) be brought out,--ay, and the very dogs
3    I, 2 |          ought, of course, to be brought to light, lest they should
4    I, 6 |        the Christian ought to be brought to light. No law forbids
5    I, 12|         his image which is to be brought out into marble, or clay,
6    I, 16|      taken away into Asia, he is brought, when arrived at full age,
7   II, 1 |        by this very circumstance brought to nought; because, of course,
8   II, 8 |    terrible dreams. Joseph being brought before him, according to
9   II, 12|      when her year was fulfilled brought forth Saturn in a wonderful