Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 1|     the pronunciation of its neighbour, but each one imagines that
 2   IV, 12, 2| respect to love] towards our neighbour, the Lord has taught, when
 3   IV, 12, 3|    like to it, to love one's neighbour as one's self; the author
 4   IV, 12, 5|      and thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself,"--setting as
 5   IV, 13, 3|   disposed and useful to thy neighbour, not regarding their evil
 6   IV, 13, 4|     Him above all, and one's neighbour as one's self (now man is
 7   IV, 13, 4|    as one's self (now man is neighbour to man), and to abstain
 8   IV, 16, 3|   and did no injury to their neighbour. There was therefore no
 9   IV, 17, 3|   the truth every man to his neighbour, and execute peaceful judgment
10   IV, 18, 3|    he does not assign to his neighbour that fellowship with him
11   IV, 37, 4|     every man truth with his neighbour." And, "Let no corrupt communication
12   IV, 41, 3|   each one neighed after his neighbour's wife." And Isaiah, when
13    V,  8, 3|      them neighing after his neighbour's wife." And again, "Man,
14    V, 22, 2|     death? For death is next neighbour to him who has fallen. Hence