Book, Chapter

 1       II, I      |  earnestly strove against the rising heresy, and with the help
 2      III, XVI    |     smoke carried by the wind rising above the city walls, he
 3      III, XXV    | manner: he always awaited the rising of the moon on the fourteenth
 4       IV, VII    |  might seem dark, soon after, rising from that place, removed
 5       IV, XII    |   continued for three months, rising in the morning, and sending
 6       IV, XIX    |    the fiery heat of a tumour rising on my neck." It happened
 7       IV, XXIII  |      a dream or a vision; and rising immediately in great fear,
 8        V, III    |      the tide of the ocean is rising. And what can I do for the
 9        V, XII    |       different manner." Then rising immediately, he went to
10        V, XII    |     seemed to me, towards the rising of the summer sun. And as
11        V, XII    |      of foul flame constantly rising as it were out of a great
12        V, XII    |       as it were, towards the rising of the winter sun, and having
13        V, XXI    |  Easter is to be begun at the rising of the sixteenth moon of
14        V, XXI    |     the vernal equinox by his rising, and afterwards the moon
15        V, XXI    |    our Passover ; and because rising from the dead the third
16        V, XXI    |    the world. Thus, after the rising of the sun at the equinox,
17        V, XXI    |       thereof; insomuch that, rising from among his nobles that
18        V, XX  III|     sun in the morning at his rising, the other followed him