Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 20, 2|  replying, according to their interpretation, He showed the unutterable
 2    I, 21, 3|    Babaphor, Kalachthei." The interpretation of these terms runs thus: "
 3    I, 21, 3|     Psaua, Jesus Nazaria. The interpretation of these words is as follows: "
 4    I, 25, 5|       we read as follows, the interpretation which they give [of their
 5   II, 27, 1|  parables will receive a like interpretation from all, and the body of
 6  III, 14, 4|  speculations, to put an evil interpretation upon what he has well said.
 7  III, 21, 1|      our humour, did put this interpretation upon these words. They indeed,
 8  III, 21, 2|      the Scriptures, by their interpretation, separated them from each
 9  III, 21, 2|      of them compared his own interpretation with that of every other,
10  III, 21, 3|       Herod; and [since] this interpretation of these Scriptures was
11  III, 21, 3| announce-merits], just as the interpretation of the elders contains them.~
12  III, 21, 4|      these elders give a just interpretation of what had been truly prophesied;
13    V, 13, 5|      compelled to put a false interpretation upon passages such as these,
14    V, 25, 3|      Then, further on, in the interpretation of the vision, there was
15    V, 25, 5|    the angel Gabriel gave the interpretation of the visions to Daniel,
16    V, 26, 1|    the dream is true, and the interpretation trustworthy."~2.