Book, Chapter

 1     I, 16| enumerates the offspring of the children of heaven and earth. But
 2     I, 21|         them, nor do they beget children. But they who aim at a life
 3     I, 21|         born, and in turn beget children. And this discourse which
 4     V, 2 |      seeks me, will find, me in children from seven years old; for
 5     V, 2 |      said, Ye are gods, and all children of the highest;" "If ye
 6     V, 2 |       below, and preventing the children of Israel from departing
 7     V, 3 | generation is not in Egypt, for children were born unto him in Madian;
 8     V, 3 |          If a mother forget her children, so as not to have pity
 9     V, 3 |           more numerous are the children of the desolate one, than
10     V, 3 |      says, "Rachel wept for her children, and would not," says (the
11     V, 11|       then, he says, who of the children of Israel were bitten in
12     V, 11|        in the wilderness by the children of Israel, from which that
13     V, 20|        by him in her womb three children at the same time, who were
14     V, 20|     forth, should impose on the children as soon as born the following
15     V, 21|        through him spoke to the children of Israel, that they might
16    VI, 8 |    spoken. I have brought forth children, and exalted them; and these
17    VI, 17|       were (in knowledge) young children, and were acquainted with
18    VI, 25|         promised to conduct the children of Israel, saying, "I will
19    VI, 29|  Abraham, and these (souls) the children of Abraham. From the material
20    VI, 48|   heavens, and that it produces children corresponding in likeness
21   VII, 13|       should be revealed as the children of God, in expectation of
22   VII, 18|    marriage, the procreation of children, (and) the abstaining from
23    IX, 4 |        all the Greeks· For even children killing vermin deceived
24    IX, 10| following: "If, therefore, (my) children, one shall have intercourse
25    IX, 13|         they lead these adopted children into an observance of their
26    IX, 23|       cut off the succession of children; far, that if all entertained
27    IX, 23|       ability of bringing forth children, so then they wed. They
28    IX, 23|       but from the advantage of children. And the women likewise
29    IX, 24|      our days after having left children upon earth. But (they still
30    IX, 24|   himself virtuously, and leave children behind him on earth. They
31     X, 26|         the number of Abraham's children. And the names of these
32     X, 26|       man, alone, with wife and children, and the three wives of
33     X, 27|       begotten in the family 72 children,--(viz.,) from Shem, 25;
34     X, 27|     Unto Ham, however, these 32 children are born in accordance with
35     X, 27|   declarations. And among Ham's children are: Canaan, from whom came