Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   IV, 20, 12|   anticipation that the wild olive tree is grafted into the
 2   IV, 20, 12|  grafted into the cultivated olive, and made to partake of
 3   IV, 27, 2 |   who, when thou wert a wild olive tree, wert grafted into
 4   IV, 27, 2 |      into the fatness of the olive tree, and wert made a partaker
 5    V, 10, 1 |     therefore, when the wild olive has been engrafted, if it
 6    V, 10, 1 |      condition, viz., a wild olive, it is "cut off, and cast
 7    V, 10, 1 |      becomes a fruit-bearing olive, planted, as it were, in
 8    V, 10, 1 |    were to say that the wild olive is not received into the
 9    V, 10, 1 | flesh and blood and the wild olive. For as the good olive,
10    V, 10, 1 |  wild olive. For as the good olive, if neglected for a certain
11    V, 10, 1 |    does itself become a wild olive; or again, if the wild olive
12    V, 10, 1 | olive; or again, if the wild olive be carefully tended and
13    V, 10, 2 |    But as the engrafted wild olive does not certainly lose
14    V, 10, 2 |   name, being now not a wild olive, but a fruit-bearing olive,
15    V, 10, 2 |   olive, but a fruit-bearing olive, and is called so; so also,
16    V, 10, 2 |     Then, again, as the wild olive, if it be not grafted in,