Book, Chapter

1       I, III|       Nor, of course, is this fact wonderful, that they did
2       I, III|   considerations is added the fact that Enoch possesses a testimony
3       I, IV |       on womanly pomp by the (fact of the) fate of its authors;
4       I, V  | planks. I leave unnoticed the fact that the needs of our whole
5       I, IX |      excites, from the simple fact of not having what God has
6      II, VI |       that graceful which (in fact) they are polluting! [2] 
7      II, IX |   easily discernible from the fact that it is by the allied
8      II, IX |       Those times of life, in fact, which are at last blest
9      II, XII|     described! [3] It was the fact that Thamar "had painted