Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |      order him to sit at her feet, clothed with her garments,
 2    I, 11|   they are placed before the feet of Jupiter in the temples,
 3   II, 2 |     earth lying beneath your feet, preserving the position
 4   II, 3 |    what was before their own feet. On either side is found
 5   II, 5 |    as though they moved with feet and of their own accord,
 6   II, 18|  which is placed beneath our feet for this purpose, that it
 7   II, 19|   him not seek God under his feet, nor dig up from his footprints
 8  III, 17| tongue for speaking, nor the feet for walking; inasmuch as
 9  III, 20|   upon the earth, and use as feet those hands which have been
10  III, 20|     which he had beneath his feet. What then? did he err in
11  III, 28|   place the mind also in the feet, or in the bottom of the
12   IV, 15|      with some defect of the feet, He not only gave the power
13   IV, 15|   the sea, then, setting His feet on the sea, He came up to
14   IV, 15|      it rages, treading with feet of peace and in faith."~
15   IV, 18|      pierced my hands and my feet; they numbered all my bones;
16   IV, 26|  things. He also renewed the feet of the lame to the office
17   IV, 26|   what direction to go, with feet liable to stumble and fall,
18    V, 2 |  ignorant where to plant his feet; that he would instruct
19    V, 24|   eternal name beneath their feet, to be impiously and wickedly
20   VI, 4 |    labour and wearing of the feet, and with great precautions
21   VI, 8 |   the case of a voyage, your feet will spontaneously be directed
22  VII, 12|    from the extremity of the feet; as though, if it were eternal,