Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III|           III.~While I was still lying in darkness and gloomy night,
 2      1, VI |        the appearances of things lying below you, and with eyes
 3     30, III|      brethren are still not only lying, but are falling around,
 4     30, V  |          ruins of the fallen are lying about on every side, and
 5     33, II |       those that imprisoned him; lying prostrate, but loftier than
 6     39, VI |      world, always deceitful and lying, lies that he may deceive,
 7     41, II |   scattering stains upon it with lying reports and false rumours.
 8     51, XVI|     rather let us regard them as lying half alive, whom we see
 9     54, XI |          them, and convict their lying tongues by proof of the
10     54, XXI| righteous man does not listen to lying lips." And although I know
11     58, III|        son of the widow, who was lying dead, that his head was
12     61, III|     examined. Assuredly the mere lying together, the mere embracing,
13     61, III|      foul slumber of two persons lying together, how much of dishonour
14     61, III|       upon his wife, and see her lying with another man, is he
15     61, III|       destined for His holiness, lying with another? How indignant
16     61, IV |  repented of this their unlawful lying together, and have mutually
17     62, III|       his household; that he was lying down with his thighs naked
18     68, VII|        righteous man regards not lying lips." Wherefore have not