Chapter

 1 II   |    are not. And never having understood them, how shall he despise
 2 VI   |    sound of this trumpet all understood that that man was liable
 3 VII  | recognized the true God, and understood him to be the maker and
 4 X    |     know whether the man had understood the force of her words,
 5 XII  |       These things were well understood by our holy and inspired
 6 XIV  |      things); then, I say, I understood that all such things are
 7 XVII |     Of the world are clearly understood by the things that are made,
 8 XXVII|    how it is moved by law, I understood that he who moveth and sustaineth
 9 XXVII|    by robbers. They have not understood how that which guardeth
10 XXVII|      therefore, hath thy son understood it, and rightly hath he
11 XXX  |   without understanding, she understood them not, but made answer
12 XXXIV|   cry), then the king easily understood the things that were spoken;