Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 29, 4|     a consort; and still not meeting with one, he leaped forth [
2    I, 30, 2|  become the appellation, the meeting together, and the union
3    I, 31, 4|    for overthrowing them, by meeting all their opinions in the
4   II, 18, 5| nature, fall into danger [on meeting together], and are destroyed;