Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI |         three she-asses which were lost, or when mention is made
 2        1, XXXVII|          asses of Kish, which were lost, were to be discovered,
 3        1, LX    |         account became feeble, and lost their strength, the falsity
 4        2, XLII  |            of His teaching; we are lost in wonder at Him, and have
 5        3, XXXIV |         and incantations), and are lost in reverential wonder at
 6        3, LI    |        other sin, because they are lost and dead to God, and as
 7        3, LXXI  |           and bewail themselves as lost, so far as their previous
 8        4, III   |           called in the Gospel the lost "sheep of the house of Israel;"
 9        4, XVII  |        mystically terms them) the "lost sheep of the house of Israel,"
10        5, XXX   |         symbolically that they had lost the means of their support),
11        6, XLIII |        existence from some who had lost their wings, and who had
12        6, XLIV  |           the former will never be lost by him who, so to speak,
13        6, XLIV  |         possession (which they had lost); in order that being tested,
14        8, LII   |        that they have not entirely lost the common notions of right
15        8, LXX   | uncorrupted: for "if the salt have lost its savour, it is neither