Book, Chapter

 1    I, 2 |         Word, the Instructor, has taken the charge of us, in order
 2    I, 6 |          our transgressions being taken away by one Poeonian medicine,
 3    I, 6 |           the expression is to be taken in a Jewish sense; for I
 4    I, 9 |           saith the LORD, Ye have taken counsel, but not by Me;
 5   II, 1 |            but only are not to be taken up about them. We are to
 6   II, 1 |          that our meals are to be taken with love; and in these
 7   II, 2 |       thinks that drink should be taken only till the food be moistened,
 8   II, 2 | Choaspian--was got. As wine, when taken, makes people lovers of
 9   II, 2 |           Your drink is not being taken from you. It is given you,
10   II, 2 |           greedily seizes, is not taken away by taking time. ~"Be
11   II, 3 |        good, what alone cannot be taken away--faith towards god,
12   II, 8 |         and senseless people have taken them not for their own proper
13   II, 8 |          the bush, and afterwards taken up crowned by the thorn,
14  III, 2 |    subdued the four kings who had taken Lot captive. Esther alone
15  III, 6 |       God--riches which cannot be taken away. The soul alone is
16  III, 9 |      roots; and the bath is to be taken by women for cleanliness
17  III, 11|         jewellery, they should be taken for servants, without their
18  III, 11|        stedfast; yet care must be taken against falling. For it