Book, Chapter

1     II, 4 |  His thus to point out the issues of transgression, lest ignorance
2     II, 16| their conditions and their issues according to their nature.
3    III, 11|  troublesome, contemptible issues of the puerperal labour
4     IV, 21|   early as then appointing issues such as these. He saved
5     IV, 31|   My next remark is, if He issues the invitations who has
6     IV, 39|  is placed between the two issues of catastrophe and promise,
7     IV, 39|    as to be common to both issues, will terminate one of them
8      V, 11| day," he demonstrates both issues here the wasting away of