Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 31, 4|     beast hiding itself in a wood, and by rushing forth from
 2    I, 31, 4|      one who beats round the wood and thoroughly explores
 3   II,  2, 3|    was the axe which cut the wood, or the saw which divided
 4  III, 12, 5| hanging [Him] upon a beam of wood: Him hath God raised up
 5  III, 12, 7|     hanging Him on a beam of wood: Him God raised up the third
 6   IV,  5, 4|   the cross as Isaac did the wood? follow Him. For in Abraham
 7   IV,  8, 3|    his own accord carded dry wood into the camp of God, and
 8   IV, 18, 4|   His Word, through whom the wood fructifies, and the fountains
 9   IV, 34, 4|      the plough, in that the wood has been joined on to the
10    V, 10, 1|    grow wild and to run to i wood, does itself become a wild
11    V, 10, 2|    lose the substance of its wood, but changes the quality
12    V, 17, 4|  fellow-prophets were hewing wood for the construction of
13    V, 17, 4|      happened, he threw some wood into the water. Then, when