Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIII|        non-wandering sphere from east to west, and embraces within
 2        1, XL   |       wise men who came from the east to worship the child. And
 3        1, LVIII|         star seen by them in the east. Let us see now what answer
 4        1, LVIII|        star that was seen in the east we consider to have been
 5        2, XLIX |      lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even to the
 6        4, XXXIX|   planted it in Eden towards the east, and that there afterwards
 7        5, XVIII|           from the seed that was east into the ground there arising
 8        5, XXIX |          they journeyed from the east, that they found a plain
 9        5, XXX  |          without moving from the east so long as they were imbued
10        5, XXX  |      when they departed from the east, and began to entertain
11        5, XXX  | sentiments alien to those of the east, they found a place in the
12        5, XXX  |          less departure from the east which had taken place among
13        5, XXXI |         having migrated from the east, in possession of the east,
14        5, XXXI |       east, in possession of the east, and of their eastern language.
15        5, XXXII|       who wandered away from the east were delivered over, on
16        6, XXIII|        were arranged towards the east, as was the case with the
17        8, IV   |       his inheritance, "from the east and from the west," and