Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  8, 1|   constructed by some skilful artist out of precious jewels,
2    I,  8, 1|    the king which the skilful artist constructed, pointing to
3    I,  8, 1|  fitted together by the first artist to form the image of the
4   II, 25, 2|       that one was due to one artist and author, and another
5   II, 25, 2|       to praise and extol the artist, to admire the tension of
6   II, 25, 2|   neither giving up the [one] artist, nor casting off faith in
7   II, 33, 4| possessed of the reason of an artist. As, therefore, the artist
8   II, 33, 4|    artist. As, therefore, the artist finds the idea of a work
9   IV, 16, 1|     they were given by a wise Artist; but the circumcision after