Book, Chapter

1        2, X    |   did not prevent Himself falling into the hands of men, as
2        2, XIV  |   future events (although falling into confusion about some
3        6, XV   |   or inauspicious manner, falling down upon his knees, or
4        6, XLVI | come, except there come a falling away first, and that man
5        6, LXXIV|  useless through age, and falling into their dotage do not