Book, Chapter

 1     V, 3 |          is what is spoken: "Every tree not producing good fruit,
 2     V, 4 |     universe is "Amygdalus," not a tree, he says, but that he is "
 3     V, 4 |          with every description of tree, and supplied with abundance
 4     V, 15|           is as follows: "Of every tree that is in paradise thou
 5     V, 15|      mayest freely eat; but of the tree of the knowledge of good
 6     V, 21|            of this garden, and the tree of life is the third of
 7     V, 21|            angels--Baruch. And the tree of the knowledge of good
 8     V, 21|    following injunction: "Of every tree that is in paradise thou
 9     V, 21|         thou mayest not eat of the tree of the knowledge of good
10     V, 21|          of Edem on the (accursed) tree, ascended to the Good One;
11    VI, 4 |       treasure, as it were a large tree, just such a one as in a
12    VI, 4 |              he says, of the Great Tree being kindled, are made
13    VI, 4 |         The fruit, however, of the tree, when it is fully grown,
14    VI, 5 |        that there is not any other tree but that man. But concerning
15    VI, 5 |           and dissolution of this (tree), Scripture, he says, has
16    VI, 11|   indefinite power. If, however, a tree continues alone, not producing
17    VI, 11|          laid) at the roots of the tree. Every tree, he says, which
18    VI, 11|           roots of the tree. Every tree, he says, which does not
19    VI, 12|            to guard the way of the tree of life." For the blood
20    VI, 12| self-sufficient. And, he says, the tree of life is guarded, as we
21    VI, 12|          not brandished, that good tree will be destroyed, and perish.
22    VI, 15|         and) sitting under a plane tree, continued to give instruction (
23    VI, 22|          matter. "Plant not a palm tree in a house;" (meaning,)
24    VI, 22|          in a family, for the palm tree is a symbol of battle and
25    VI, 42|           nailed to the (accursed) tree. For (he says) that perfect
26  VIII, 3 |          nail it to the (accursed) tree. (In this way the soul)
27    IX, 5 |           by being fastened to the tree, and that He commended His
28     X, 15|          parables, saying, "A good tree cannot bring forth evil