Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2   |          will cry to Thee all the day." For a while the "physician'
 2    I, 5   |       morrow; sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof." Thus
 3    I, 6   |          raise him up in the last day." As far as possible in
 4    I, 6   |         what he means by the last day, and which is preserved
 5    I, 6   | nourishing as life, bright as the day of Christ. The blood of
 6    I, 7   |       Lord's prerogative. "In the day on which I will visit them,"
 7    I, 7   |          on them; that is, on the day on which I will sit as judge
 8    I, 12  |           which provides for each day by itself. For it is not
 9   II, 1   |           in being filled twice a day, and never sleeping by night
10   II, 2   |      colder than it is during the day; so that the failing natural
11   II, 4   |        walking honestly as in the day, not spending our time in
12   II, 6   |        account to the Lord in the day of judgment?" And again, "
13   II, 8   |           and for fumigating; for day by day their thoughts are
14   II, 8   |        for fumigating; for day by day their thoughts are directed
15   II, 9   |        the [happy] passing of the day, our talk must be turned
16   II, 9   |         But let us who are of the day be sober. For ye are all
17   II, 9   |        light, and children of the day; we are not of the night,
18   II, 9   |          manner of means sleep by day; and fits of uselessness,
19   II, 11  |          himself splendidly every day." This was the hay. "And
20   II, 13  |         the ladies of the present day, not truly beautiful, but
21   II, 13  |       able to deliver them in the day of the LORD's anger."~ But
22  III, 2   |           and, devoting the whole day to their toilet, they spend
23  III, 2   |         pernicious sauce; and the day they bestow on the toilet
24  III, 2   |          spurious. At the dawn of day, mangling, racking, and
25  III, 2   |          laughing, she passes the day within,~ With a slender
26  III, 3   |        For he who in the light of day denies his manhood, will
27  III, 3   |        man, his mind, which every day he ought to exhibit in greater
28  III, 4   |           on the women, spend the day with them, telling them
29  III, 4   |         and practising divination day by day, spending their time
30  III, 4   |      practising divination day by day, spending their time with
31  III, 8   |         the judgment of the great day, in everlasting chains under
32  III, 9   |       constantly and often in the day as we frequent the market-place.
33  III, 11  |          be shown in the light of day, to win the reverence of
34  III, 12  |        that I have chosen, even a day for a man to humble his
35  III, 12  |     against thee seven times in a day, and turn to thee the seventh
36  III, pray|    ineffable wisdom, by night and day to the perfect day; and
37  III, pray|      night and day to the perfect day; and giving thanks may praise,
38  III, paed|        forth the sunshine and the day;~ Who didst appoint their