Book, Chapter

1    I, 21|     gratitude of her lord by a bright constellation."~Musaeus
2   II, 5 |   lighted up the sun, the most bright and matchless light for
3   II, 5 |       Heordered them to give a bright light to the frosty night."
4   II, 10|        own dwelling-place with bright lights; He decked it with
5  III, 1 |      not that it should appear bright and illustrious, if not
6  III, 18|      behold with your eyes the bright light, are nevertheless
7   VI, 2 |     Himself given so clear and bright a light for the use of man.
8   VI, 2 |       the poet says) clear and bright; I mean the light of the
9   VI, 3 | afterwards has a level path, a bright and pleasant plain, and