Book, Chapter

1  III, 17| speaking, nor the feet for walking; inasmuch as these were
2   IV, 15| not only gave the power of walking, but also of running. Then,
3   IV, 15|   sea, He came up to them, walking as though on the solid ground,
4   IV, 15|   as the poets fable Orion walking on the sea, who, while a
5   IV, 26|  the lame to the office of walking,--a strength of divine work
6   IV, 26|   way of righteousness, by walking in which, and following
7   VI, 5 |    effort and strength for walking, so truly knowledge is of
8  VII, 12| forth on their journey and walking? and they signify this by