Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|       is represented, the very stones will confess that he is
 2    I, 20|      they above all others are stones and stocks?~
 3   II, 3 |     dashes himself against the stones, that all the people may
 4   II, 7 | garments adorned with precious stones and colours, or cups studded
 5   II, 9 |        if you should see large stones, immense blocks, vast columns,
 6    V, 8 |  goodness; whose temple is not stones or clay, but man himself,
 7    V, 23|       they do not sacrifice to stones wrought by the hand of man,
 8   VI, 3 |      steep way, now rough with stones, now overspread with thorns,
 9   VI, 4 |      thorns, or entangled with stones jutting out; so that every
10   VI, 25|        to be built to Him with stones piled up on high; He is