Book, Chapter

1     I, 8 | hollowness, that the sun does not rise and set to all at the same
2    IV, 33|         so as to cause bubbles to rise to the surface, and afford
3     V, 2 |        will fall seven times, and rise again." For these falls,
4     V, 2 |            who causeth His sun to rise upon the just and unjust,
5    VI, 15|       were buried alive, he would rise the third day. And accordingly,
6    VI, 20|           tomb: whereas that they rise (out of this world) and
7    IX, 20|          nay, some would not even rise from a couch. On other days,
8    IX, 22|          both that the flesh will rise again, and that it will
9    IX, 25|           bestowed by Him for the rise and enjoyment of men; how