Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 2,8 | fornicators, tax-collectors, robbers. Beach and sorting of fish
 2 5, 0,45| nighttime against wolves and robbers, it was driven into caves
 3 5, 0,45|     an armed gatekeeper, the robbers would secretly climb over
 4 5, 0,45|     the words “thieves” and “robbers” are all false, self-styled
 5 5, 0,45|      way),” are “thieves and robbers,” i.e. not true pastors
 6 5, 0,48|  that fell into the hands of robbers, was subsequently ignored
 7 6, 2,4 |   guard the vineyard against robbers and wild animals. The Holy
 8 6, 7   |    was crucified between two robbers. Saint Luke writes that
 9 6, 7   |  Saint Matthew’s words, both robbers, crucified on His right
10 6, 7,1 |    to the Lord of one of the robbers. One of them, evidently
11 6, 7,3 |    broke the legs of the two robbers crucified with Christ, who