Chapter

 1 II    |        how wast thou so greatly taken with this error, to prefer
 2 III   |          that all excuse may be taken from the ungodly. ~But when
 3 IV    |        answer, but the king had taken his words amiss, and by
 4 VII   |         him. And, when they had taken him, they delivered him
 5 VIII  |         from whence also it was taken, and, decaying, perisheth;
 6 VIII  | returned to earth whence it was taken, to raise the same again.
 7 X     |          And he would fain have taken her again. `Come hither,'
 8 XI    |         father's substance, and taken his journey into a far country,
 9 XIV   |        are we deceived; we have taken no thought concerning the
10 XV    |        they that have once been taken prisoners by the love of
11 XVI   |         her I have cast off and taken to flight. But I have fallen
12 XXIV  |  dishonoured my grey hairs, and taken away the light of mine eyes,
13 XXVI  |       which, from long use, had taken firm grip on him, and held
14 XXVII |         the end they say he was taken in adultery with Aphrodite
15 XXXI  |       the salvation of men hath taken upon him the flesh of man,
16 XXXIII|         and temple treasure was taken from them, and in their
17 XXXIV |         devil, who, having once taken men captive, hath made them
18 XXXIX |       Spirit. And when they had taken together of their ordinary