Book, Chapter

1       1, XI  |        my mother and the whole household, except my father. But he
2       3, VII | allowed to every member of the household. Such is the case with those
3       6, IX  |      guilt was shifted to that household and the rabble, who had
4       6, XIV |     thus making of it a common household, so that in the sincerity
5       6, VI  |        which belonged to their household gave birth to young, and
6       8, III |         and bringing his whole household with him to Christianity.
7       8, VIII|        heads of that Christian household. The care of her master’
8       8, XII |        to sing, with the whole household responding, the psalm, “