Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIII  |       that the Lord spake to Adam, or to Eve, or to Cain,
 2        4, VIII   |     He separated the sons of Adam, He set the bounds of the
 3        4, XXXVIII|      deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and He took
 4        4, XL     |      so also the subjects of Adam and his son will be philosophically
 5        4, XL     |  that in the Hebrew language Adam signifies man; and that
 6        4, XL     |     which appear to refer to Adam as an individual, Moses
 7        4, XL     |      man in general. For "in Adam" (as the Scripture says) "
 8        4, XL     | condemned in the likeness of Adam's transgression, the word
 9        4, XL     |    the curse pronounced upon Adam is regarded as common to
10        5, XXIX   |     He dispersed the sons of Adam, He set the bounds of the
11        6, XXXVI  |  life," because death was in Adam, and life in Christ. He
12        7, XXVIII |     for the transgression of Adam. For these words, "Cursed
13        7, XXVIII |  which every man who died in Adam eats with sorrow or labour
14        7, XXVIII |     the life of those who in Adam were driven out of paradise;
15        7, XXIX   |  been cursed in the deeds of Adam and of those who died in
16        7, L      |     earthly region, to which Adam, that is to say, man, came