Liber,  Caput

 1   2,  21 | thine hand shall be upon the back of thine enemies; the sons
 2   3,  28 |      chariot, new and turned back upon themselves; "and thou
 3   3,  35 |   written within, and on the back sealed with seven seals;
 4   3,  37 |      I contradict. I gave my back to the stripes, and my cheeks
 5   3,  40 |     when the oxen brought it back in the cart, sent back and
 6   3,  40 |    it back in the cart, sent back and returned by the strangers.
 7   3,  48 |      Lord, Thou hast brought back my soul from hell."Also
 8   3,  53 |   righteousness, and holdeth back his hands from gifts; stopping
 9   4,  65 |  same place: "No one looking back, and putting his hands to
10   4,  86 |     young men have been kept back from women, they shall eat."
11   4,  113|      they turned to me their back, and not their face."In
12   4,  115|    Proverbs: "He who holdeth back the corn is cursed among