Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6   |              the milk was this child fair and comely, the body of
 2    I, 9   |            of thy virginity." "And a fair and graceful harlot skilled
 3   II, 8   |               making them beforehand fair and pure by His power. Then
 4   II, 8   |        manner of dead idols. For the fair crown of amaranth is laid
 5   II, 11  |              itself, and who under a fair name again practise idolatry,
 6  III, 2   |         witnesses of their seemingly fair appearance; and, devoting
 7  III, 2   |             eldest of his sons to be fair and tall, produced the anointing
 8  III, 7   |              from the Instructor the fair and grave attendants, Self-help
 9  III, 7   |          similarly to her husband. A fair provision for the journey
10  III, 7   |              must carry with him the fair staff of beneficence, and
11  III, 8   |              adultery, he showed the fair image of chastity in affection
12  III, 11  |            limbs and members, with a fair complexion. The adornment
13  III, 11  |         herself and her husband with fair array of her own working;
14  III, 12  |        training! let us complete the fair face of the church; and
15  III, pray| thanksgiving--praise suitable to His fair instruction.~
16  III, hymn|             dewy spirit filled~ From fair Reason's breast distilled;~