Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXII|   of adultery, and that she bore a child to a certain soldier
 2        1, XXXV |    who in the times of Ahaz bore a son at whose birth the
 3        1, LV   |      that these predictions bore reference to the whole people,
 4        2, XXXIV|   and that of the Being who bore these things voluntarily
 5        3, XXIII| result of a conspiracy, and bore no resemblance to the death
 6        3, XLIII|  his words run:--~"And Rhea bore thee among the Parrhasians;"--~
 7        6, XI   |    he to whom his followers bore testimony to that effect
 8        7, LV   |   with silent firmness, and bore with meekness all the insults
 9        7, LVII | sake of men, He to whom God bore testimony through the prophets,
10        8, XLIII|      but willingly, that He bore the reproaches of those