Chapter

 1 1 |  after these things He also placed man at the head of the world,
 2 6 |    that very thing which is placed beyond the claim of dissolution,
 3 8 | tree of life, and similarly placed near it another tree of
 4 16|    to be God. He would have placed Himself among men only,
 5 19|   of Joseph, with his hands placed across on the heads of the
 6 22|  things, be subjected or be placed under man, when they might
 7 23|     the human race might be placed within the reach of the
 8 26|   God?" Or when he finds it placed side by side with others: "
 9 27|   say "one "person. For one placed in the neuter, intimates
10 30|     even as He was formerly placed; and thus from either side