Book, Chapter

 1        I, V    |      enemies, is made of sods, cut out of the earth, and raised
 2        I, XXX  |       that it is impossible to cut off every thing at once
 3        I, XXXIV|        almost all his army was cut to pieces at a famous place,
 4       II, XX   |        long time, intending to cut off all the race of the
 5      III, II   |     this day, many are wont to cut off small splinters from
 6      III, VI   |      hands with the arms being cut off from his body, when
 7      III, XII  |    hands, with the arms, to be cut off from the body, and set
 8      III, XVII |     that by means of splinters cut off from the buttress, and
 9      III, XXVII|    companions, who were either cut off by the plague, or dispersed
10      III, XXIX | Wighard, arriving at Rome, was cut off by death, before he
11       IV, VI   |         but the very splinters cut from it, when carried to
12       IV, XXXII|       Some said it ought to be cut off; others opposed this
13        V, I    |        were on all sides alike cut off by the storm, and that
14        V, XVI  |     the round tomb of our Lord cut out of the rock, the top
15        V, XXI  |        day, that soul shall be cut off from Israel;’ and so
16        V, XXI  |        you will find the crown cut short which you thought