Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 14, 2|      received up again by the syllable to which it belonged, in
2   II, 35, 3|       Greek Omega in the last syllable [Sabaoth], denotes "a voluntary
3   II, 35, 3|     word Jaoth, when the last syllable is made long and aspirated,
4  III,  8, 1|       is by the addition of a syllable (adjunctive) called Mamuel,
5    V, 30, 3|       too, (TEITAN, the first syllable being written with the two
6    V, 30, 3| composed of six letters, each syllable containing three letters;