Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Pref |     through his version of the Bible, the Latin Vulgate. He wrote
 2  2,2 |    Greek version of the Jewish Bible and quotes it copiously.
 3  2,2 |        manuscript of the Greek Bible. They are mentioned as part
 4  8,4 |     scriptures, which were the Bible of the churches, and the
 5  8,4 |   beings and, since the Jewish Bible was so largely concerned
 6 12,2 |        so, great a part of the Bible of the early church. He
 7 12,2 |        so he obtained a Hebrew Bible, in', his day of course
 8 12,2 |        manuscript of the Greek Bible, now in the British Museum,
 9 12,3 | succeeded in, making Homer the Bible of the Greeks.~ In Jerome'
10 12,7 |    copious quotations from the Bible, to set them straight on
11 13,15|    allegorical exegesis of the Bible. His Banquet, or Treatise
12 14,1 |     that it was there that the Bible began to be translated into
13 14,6 |       then made up most of the Bible of Christian churches. Other
14 14,7 |                      The Latin Bible.~ The Latin version of the
15 14,7 |       The Latin version of the Bible was just coming into being
16 14,17|   little acquaintance with the Bible, except the Gospels. Arnobius
17 16   |    chaps. I, 31.~  [69] On his Bible see R.M. Grant, The Formation