Book, Chapter

1        5, XVIII|    grain, it may chance of wheat, or of some other grain;
2        5, XXII |    comes from the grain of wheat, or anything else (which
3        5, XXIII|  any more than the gain of wheat which has decayed returns
4        5, XXIII|  that as above the gain of wheat there arises a stalk, so
5        5, XXIV |  declare that the grain of wheat is not immortal, but the
6        8, XLIII|   said, "Except a grain of wheat fall into the ground and
7        8, XLIII| then, who is this grain of wheat, died, and brought forth
8        8, XLIII|  the death of the grain of wheat, both those which are arising