Book, Chapter

1        1, IV   |   worshippers of the calf made him break in pieces, as if the flood
2        3, XXXII| executioners of the crucified, who break the legs of the victims,
3        7, LIII |            and. unmoved, 'You will break my leg;' and when it was
4        7, LIII |            tell you that you would break it?' What saying equal to
5        7, LXIII|           another, and should thus break up the household of another
6        8, XXXVI|          would seem that those who break through the regulations
7        8, LIV  |         may therefore say, "Let us break their bands asunder, and