Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 15, 3|    its likeness (just as the clay model is not moulded for
 2   II, 19, 8|      statue which is made of clay, but coloured on the outside
 3   II, 19, 8|  gold, while it really is of clay, any one who takes out of
 4   II, 19, 8|   laying it open reveals the clay, will set free those who
 5   IV, 20, 1|   And God formed man, taking clay of the earth, and breathed
 6   IV, 39, 2|    is perfect, for the moist clay which is in thee is hidden [
 7    V, 15, 2|  spat on the ground and made clay, and smeared it upon the
 8    V, 15, 3|    smeared his eyes with the clay, "Go to Siloam, and wash;"
 9    V, 26, 1|    part iron, the other part clay, until the stone was cut
10    V, 26, 1|      image upon the iron and clay feet, and dashed them into
11    V, 26, 1|   the toes, partly indeed of clay, and partly of iron, the
12    V, 26, 1| sawest iron mixed with baked clay. And the toes were indeed
13    V, 26, 1|     iron, but the other part clay." The ten toes, therefore,
14    V, 26, 1|    iron mixed with the baked clay, there shall be minglings
15    V, 26, 1|    brake in pieces the baked clay, the iron, the brass, the