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 1   I,  19 |         one settles in writing a book is what one should put in
 2   I,  29 |         taste, and who, seeing a book, expect to find a man, are
 3   I,  35 |         person, you remember his book. I would prefer you to see
 4   I,  43 |         of their works, say: "My book," "My commentary," "My history,"
 5   I,  43 |     would do better to say: "Our book," "Our commentary," "Our
 6  II,  63 |       without repentance. As his book was not written with a religious
 7  II,  63 |         through the whole of his book his only conception of death
 8  II,  82 |          mondo. I approve of the book without knowing it, save
 9  II,  104|           for example, we like a book and read it, when we ought
10 III,  194|        few hours in reading some book of Scripture and have questioned
11  VI,  371|         I was small, I hugged my book; and because it sometimes
12 VII,  479|  reasoning of the ungodly in the Book of Wisdom is only based
13  IX,  594|         The difference between a book accepted by a nation and
14  IX,  601|           it is the most ancient book in the world, and the most
15  IX,  601|         in order to make his own book continue in existence, forbade
16  IX,  619|       were far more lenient.~The book which contains this law,
17  IX,  619|          itself the most ancient book in the world, those of Homer,
18  IX,  621|      people as guardians of this book, in order that this history
19  IX,  627|  difference there is between one book and another! I am not astonished
20  IX,  627|          a history, but solely a book to amuse; he is the only
21  IX,  627|       great difference between a book which an individual writes
22  IX,  627|     publishes to a nation, and a book which itself creates a nation.
23  IX,  627|         We cannot doubt that the book is as old as the people.~
24  IX,  629|         since Jesus Christ.~This book will be a testimony for
25  IX,  630|       lovingly and carefully the book in which Moses declares
26  IX,  630| preserved for ever, and that His book be placed in the Ark of
27  IX,  631|       point out that he read the book. Baronius, Annales Ecclesiastici
28  IX,  631|      have restored in spirit the book of Enoch, destroyed by the
29  IX,  631|       14th chapter of the fourth book of Esdras. Deus glorificatus
30  IX,  634|  citations of pages are from the book Pugio.)~Page 27. R. Hakadosch (
31  IX,  640|         to them, but as a sealed book.~
32   X,  650|          spoken of in the second book of Chronicles as if they
33   X,  683|          author, nor of the same book, nor sometimes of the same
34  XI,  709|         one man alone had made a book of predictions about Jesus
35  XI,  712|      become unto you as a sealed book, which men deliver to one
36  XI,  712|          is sealed. And when the book is delivered to them that
37 XII,  742|        Jesus Christ.~Why was the book of Ruth preserved?~Why the