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 1 Pre        |       Syriac, form. The pronominal forms, [Syriac], never occur in
 2   1, 17    |       again he made the myriads of forms which are innumerable, with
 3   1, 18    |         conceived in the womb, and forms (them) into animals. The
 4   1, 18    |      flowers; at another, into the forms peculiar to each species;
 5   1, 31    |          as to impress upon it the forms of certain animals; on one
 6   1, 31    |         suppose that, because many forms and members had been (so)
 7   1, 34    |           and concurrence; (their) forms, appearances, and characters.
 8   1, 47    |  distinguishes between colours and forms only. If you say, The hearing;
 9   1, 61    |         colours; as well as in the forms that are impervious to change:
10   2, 10    |          the appearances of women, forms of men, and into the likenesses
11   3, 13(16)|           who took at one time the forms of Gods, at another, those
12   3, 79    |            honour God in the same (forms of) words, that no difference
13   4, 11    | innumerable persecutions, and many forms of death, have sprung up
14   4, 12    |      generally, as to the customs, forms, manner of life, and the
15   5, 9     |     tablets, or, indeed, any other forms allied to these; the indiscriminate