Book, Chapter

 1        2, I    |   anything that is common or unclean. And the voice spake unto
 2        2, I    | customs respecting clean and unclean animals. And from the narrative
 3        2, II   |     eaten anything common or unclean." He instructed him, however,
 4        2, VII  |    moons, and from clean and unclean meats, and to turn the mind
 5        3, XI   |      the burden of clean and unclean meats, as not being obligatory
 6        4, XLI  |      clean and four of every unclean beast,--he merely termed
 7        4, XCII |      of bodies, and frequent unclean places upon earth, and who,
 8        4, XCIII|    power of divination to be unclean, and, as a general rule,
 9        4, XCIII|    be clean. And amongst the unclean animals mentioned by Moses
10        4, XCIII|    called by our Scriptures, unclean demons.~
11        5, XLIX |      the nature of clean and unclean animals, and the cause of
12        5, XLIX |      being classed among the unclean. And these distinctions
13        5, XLIX |    Nothing that is common or unclean hath entered into my mouth," "
14        6, XVI  |    the law, is described as "unclean," having one element of
15        8, XXIX |  abstain from those that are unclean. They also do not use in