Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, pref, 2|       that thou, obtaining an acquaintance with these things, mayest
2    I,  2, 1  | design to lead them all to an acquaintance with the aforesaid Propator,
3    I,  4, 3  |       pay a high price for an acquaintance with such profound mysteries.
4    I,  5, 3  |   light the earth, yet had no acquaintance with the earth; and, in
5   II, 27, 1  |     will make advancement in [acquaintance with] them, rendering the
6   II, 31, 2  |    from the dead is simply an acquaintance with that truth which they
7   IV, 37, 7  |      the more estimable by an acquaintance with disease; light, also,