Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 24, 1 |     power, but wriggled [on the ground] like a worm. Then the power
 2    I, 25, 5 |      them, I can no longer find ground for believing them to be
 3    I, 29, 1 |    mushrooms growing out of the ground. I now proceed to describe
 4    I, 30, 6 |         merely writhe along the ground, they carried him to their
 5   II, 12, 8 |          moreover, falls to the ground, when their very foundation
 6   II, 13, 7 |   ignorance among them. On this ground, then, their work of [supposed]
 7   II, 13, 8 | homogeneous, there is no longer ground for conceiving of such production
 8   II, 24, 2 |          therefore falls to the ground. And throughout, the Hebrew
 9   II, 26, 2 |        one of them falls to the ground without the will of your
10   II, 28, 3 |         our own knowledge, what ground is there for complaint,
11  III,  1, 1 |       the Scriptures, to be the ground and pillar of our faith.
12  III, 11, 7 |      except Him. So firm is the ground upon which these Gospels
13  III, 11, 8 |      world, and the "pillar and ground" of the Church is the Gospel
14  III, 21, 10|      and man had not tilled the ground"), and was formed by the
15  III, 23, 3 |     personally, but against the ground, in reference to his works,
16   IV, 15, 2 |         this very thing, on the ground which has been mentioned,
17    V,  2, 3 |         the vine planted in the ground fructifies in its season,
18    V,  9, 3 |       water poured out upon the ground. And therefore he says, "
19    V, 15, 2 |       also the Lord spat on the ground and made clay, and smeared
20    V, 22, 2 |     even a sparrow falls to the ground, it follows that his declaration, "
21    V, 28, 4 |         wheat of Christ, and am ground by the teeth of the wild