Book, Chapter

1        I, I     | rivers abounding in fish, and plentiful springs. It has the greatest
2        I, XV    |   protested, that unless more plentiful supplies were brought them,
3       II, VIII  |   loving kindness; granting a plentiful increase to your labours
4       II, XVII  |       the world, brings forth plentiful fruits of your labours.
5       IV, XIII  |  faith, there fell a soft but plentiful rain; the earth revived,
6       IV, XXVIII|      its bearing fruit; but a plentiful crop immediately sprang
7        V, X     |   which to this day affords a plentiful stream in that same place.~