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   Book, Chapter
 1        1, XXXIV |       ye shall stone them with stones that they die; the damsel,
 2        2, LXIX  |    which was new, not built of stones gathered from various quarters,
 3        4, XXVI  |      to ascend from stocks and stones, nay, even from what is
 4        4, LIX   |         be absurd that certain stones and buildings should be
 5        4, LXXXVI|    with the virtues of certain stones which help to preserve their
 6        5, XXX   |        had been converted into stones, and clay into bitumen,
 7        6, XXXIX |     clothes, or in numbers, or stones, or plants, or roots, or
 8        6, LV    |     filth which drops from the stones and the plaster.~
 9        6, LXX   |       and silver, and precious stones," we shall not maintain
10        7, XX    |        written and engraven in stones, was glorious, so that the
11        7, XXII  |        little ones against the stones." For "the little ones"
12        7, XXII  |        little ones against the stones;" and he is therefore truly
13        7, XXX   |     fancy of Plato, that those stones which we call precious stones
14        7, XXX   |  stones which we call precious stones derive their lustre from
15        7, XXX   | reflection, as it were, of the stones in that better land, is
16        7, XXX   |     battlements of jasper, thy stones shall be crystal, and thy
17        7, XXX   |        thy borders of precious stones;" and, "I will lay thy foundations
18        8, XIX   |       living and most precious stones, thereby giving us to understand
19        8, XIX   |      says, "Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual
20        8, XIX   |         Behold, I will lay thy stones with carbuncles, and lay
21        8, XIX   |        thy borders of pleasant stones. And all thy children shall
22        8, XX    |       meaning of the different stones,--what is their nature,
23        8, XX    |       of God built of precious stones truly means. For as if in
24        8, LXI   |        proper to them, and the stones with the inscriptions graven