Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|      very sentence exhibits no sign of grief. For I do not think
 2   IV, 7 |        the robe of purple is a sign of the assumption of royal
 3   IV, 11|       I will send among them a sign, and I will send those that
 4   IV, 12|       Himself shall give you a sign: Behold, a virgin shall
 5   IV, 26| foreheads that great and lofty sign. And the Jews even now exhibit
 6   IV, 26|        alone were saved by the sign of the blood: not that the
 7   IV, 26| written on their foreheads the sign of blood--that is, of the
 8   IV, 26|        part of their body this sign of the true and divine blood,
 9   IV, 27|     efficacy the power of this sign has. How great a terror
10   IV, 27|        How great a terror this sign is to the demons, he will
11   IV, 27|       their Master, and by the sign of His passion, banish the
12   IV, 27|    they sacrificed, having the sign placed on their foreheads,
13   IV, 27|        those whom the immortal sign as an impregnable wall protects,
14  VII, 19|        descends will give this sign: There shall suddenly fall