Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  8, 4 |       sown. The wandering itself denotes her stay outside of the
2   II, 35, 3 |      Eloe in the Jewish language denotes God, while Eloeim and Eloeuth
3   II, 35, 3 | appellation Adonai, sometimes it denotes what is nameable and admirable;
4   II, 35, 3 |         last syllable [Sabaoth], denotes "a voluntary agent;" but
5   II, 35, 3 |         made long and aspirated, denotes "a predetermined measure;"
6   IV, 20, 11|       burning in the fire, which denotes the power of faith, and
7    V,  8, 3 |          like unto cattle." This denotes that, for his own fault,