Book, Chapter

 1   II, 13|     tree only which was in the midst of the garden, in which
 2  III, 24|      earth was enclosed in the midst of its curved surface. But
 3   IV, 10|     people to pass through the midst of the Red Sea, His angel
 4   IV, 11|        them as prophets in the midst of the people, by whom He
 5   IV, 14|      may walk with Thee in the midst of these that stand by.
 6   IV, 15|      when they were now in the midst of the sea, then, setting
 7   IV, 18|      they lifted Him up in the midst between two malefactors,
 8   IV, 27|        should be placed in the midst one who is evidently suffering
 9    V, 20|    priests come forth into the midst, whether the inferior ones
10    V, 23|        hear them saying in the midst of these very torments that
11   VI, 15|     For if it is virtue in the midst of the impetuosity of anger
12  VII, 5 |  bodies, He might place in the midst between good and evil, that
13  VII, 5 | Therefore He placed man in the midst, between both, that he might
14  VII, 13|      this, he placed it in the midst, between that nature which
15  VII, 15|       leading them through the midst of the sea, when, the waves
16  VII, 19|       fire and darkness in the midst of theblack night."~This