Book, Chapter

 1  III, 17|      to hear, to see, and to walk. Therefore these were not
 2   IV, 10|     so that the people might walk over the dry land, of whom
 3   IV, 11|    to your fathers for ever. Walk ye not after strange gods,
 4   IV, 13|     servants: and they shall walk behind Thee; in chains they
 5   IV, 14|     sure house; and he shall walk in my sight all his days."
 6   IV, 14|  Lord of hosts, If Thou wilt walk in my ways, and keep my
 7   IV, 14|     give Thee those that may walk with Thee in the midst of
 8   IV, 14|       If, He~says, Thou wilt walk in my ways, and keep my
 9   IV, 14|     which He enjoined Him to walk. These are the precepts
10   IV, 15|      which says:--~"He shall walk on the waves, He shall release
11   IV, 26|    opened by which men might walk to attain the favour of
12    V, 10|  bring forward to us?~"There walk with hands fast bound behind~
13   VI, 1 |  greedy appetite, and always walk attended with crowds of
14   VI, 4 |       so that every one must walk with the greatest labour
15   VI, 4 |   their wishes, because they walk along a difficult and steep
16   VI, 12|      your bloodshed. But you walk about laden with booty,
17   VI, 16|    must not run swiftly, but walk quietly. But it is possible
18   VI, 16| right use of them. For as to walk in the right course is good,
19   VI, 24|   alone who made the lame to walk, restored sight to the blind,
20  VII, 5 |   immediately upon his birth walk upright, but at first on
21  VII, 27|     dumb speak, and the lame walk, and the foolish shall be