Book, Chapter

 1        2, LXXV |       recorded of Moses, what strange thing has come to pass among
 2        4, LXVII|     condemned for introducing strange gods and for corrupting
 3        6, LIII |   profess to be the father of strange children?" To these questions
 4        6, LIII |       work of a different and strange god, he continues in the
 5        7, IX   |      these promises are added strange, fanatical, and quite unintelligible
 6        7, X    |      grand promises are added strange, fanatical, and quite unintelligible
 7        7, LVII | regard as God a man who, by a strange miracle, passed three days
 8        7, LX   |   lest by the introduction of strange forms of expression they
 9        8, XVI  |     whole jumbled together in strange confusion: "How is it, that
10        8, XLVII|       others which were quite strange to them. And indeed, if
11        8, LX   |       sacrificial odours, and strange sounds, and other sensual