Chapter

 1 VI    | placing dead men's mouldering bones therein, secured them with
 2 VI    |       the stink of dead men's bones and works of iniquity.'
 3 VIII  |      and fasteneth on my very bones. And shall we men, appointed
 4 XII   |       even the very blood and bones are full of all sanctity,
 5 XVIII |      and drawn tight over his bones like an hide stretched over
 6 XXIII |     ye about these dead men's bones? If ye carry these bones
 7 XXIII |      bones? If ye carry these bones through affection for those
 8 XXIII |    about these clean and holy bones, O king, because we attest
 9 XXIII |       thought of death by the bones of the bodies that are now
10 XXIII |    perish, rather than by the bones of other men which have
11 XXIII |       know thou well that the bones of them, that have already
12 XXIII | vividly before us than do the bones of the living. But since
13 XXIII |      otherwise, and since the bones of thine own body are to
14 XXXVII|    already said, save his own bones, and the ragged garment