Book, Chapter

 1     I, 19|    them, for that they are blood, and that when this has
 2    IV, 35| lifeless dust,~Panting for blood; with fear convulsing men.~
 3     V, 3 |      If ye do not drink my blood, and eat my flesh, ye will
 4     V, 11| rejoices in (offerings of) blood. This, he says, is he who
 5    VI, 4 |   seed of a woman, born of blood and the will of the flesh,
 6    VI, 4 |    this man who is born of blood is (the aforesaid) habitation,
 7    VI, 9 |  and two veins channels of blood. But when, he says, the
 8    VI, 9 |    veins through which the blood flows, and is conveyed from
 9    VI, 10| say he calls the Red (Sea) blood,--and taste bitter water.
10    VI, 12| conversions. For, he says, blood in the man being both warm
11    VI, 12| but in the woman this same blood is converted into milk.
12    VI, 12| the tree of life." For the blood is converted into seed and
13  VIII, 7 |   for instance, water into blood; and the rest of (material)