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 1   1, 78     |    that were on the earth, so fell into the last stage of brutality
 2   2, 15     |  overcome by bodily lust, and fell in love with Ganymede27:
 3   2, 19     |       from every place:—these fell (nevertheless), into a deadly
 4   2, 22     |  glory59. So that these also, fell down again, as it were by
 5   2, 30     | virtue. Nevertheless, he also fell justly4, (and as it was)
 6   2, 49     |      this) by means of words, fell moreover, but little short
 7   2, 49     |     set up, and in which they fell; since they availed themselves
 8   2, 64     |     no human sacrifices, they fell into every sort of calamity.
 9   2, 88(164)|       in which the image that fell down from Jupiter (Acts
10   2, 92     |       one occasion, lightning fell from heaven on that which
11   3, 20     |       this) happy appellation fell to their lot; but it was
12   3, 40     |      grievously afflicted, -- fell down before Him, and He
13   3, 61     |        a God ! the seed which fell into the earth, a God !
14   4, 2      |       excellent doings; -- he fell down and worshipped Him,
15   4, 25     |    therefore, that seed which fell, and sprang up again, "He
16   4, 29     |     heaven is like a net that fell into the sea, and collected
17   4, 33     |        and, as he sowed, some fell by the way side, and the
18   4, 33     |     and devoured it: and some fell on the rock, where there
19   4, 33     |   root, it dried up. And some fell among thorns, and the thorns
20   4, 33     |       and choked it: and some fell upon good ground, and it
21   4, 33     |    affliction. And that which fell among the thorns, is he
22   4, 35(140)|  occurred ; and soon after he fell in love with this woman.