Book, Chapter

 1        1, IV    |    having again hewn tables of stone, i God wrote the commandments
 2        1, XXXIV |        that city, and ye shall stone them with stones that they
 3        2, X     | reference was to the temple of stone, which was treated by the
 4        2, LXX   |       come and rolled back the stone." And, shortly after, Matthew
 5        3, XL    |     and silver, and ivory, and stone are deserving of worship,
 6        3, XLII  |       to gold, and silver, and stone, asserting that the former
 7        4, XLVIII|      father of gods and men" a stone to swallow instead of his
 8        5, XXX   |      desire to make brick into stone, and clay into bitumen,
 9        5, LII   |       another to roll away the stone. And again, on account of
10        5, LVI   |     was he who rolled away the stone from the sepulchre; while
11        5, LVIII |       an angel rolled away the stone from the sepulchre where
12        5, LVIII |       another to roll away the stone." Now, not to overdo the
13        5, LVIII |    should have rolled away the stone, than that such an act should
14        5, LVIII |        rolled away the weighty stone, that those who deemed the
15        6, XXXIV |      immortality, or a blessed stone, or an iron of love, or
16        6, XXXVII|  stone-cutter, about a blessed stone; or if a worker in iron,
17        7, LXII  |      they merely mean that the stone, wood, brass, or gold which
18        8, XIX   |      piety, will be a precious stone in the one great temple
19        8, XX    |    kind of choice and precious stone. As to the spiritual meaning
20        8, XX    |      the name of each precious stone especially applies,--we
21        8, XLI   |      apply abusive language to stone or gold or silver, turned