Book, Chapter

 1       3, VI   |      These true bodies even the beasts and birds perceive as well
 2       3, VI   |         that I should excel the beasts, but only after the guidance
 3       5, III  |        as they do those of “the beasts of the field,”124 so that
 4       5, III  |      and birds, and four-footed beasts, and creeping things.”130 “
 5       6, I    |      differentiated me from the beasts of the field and the birds
 6       6, IX   |        to birds and four-footed beasts, and creeping things”199:
 7       6, XIII | fruitful trees, and all cedars; beasts and all cattle; creeping
 8       6, XVII |        to the capacities of the beasts - and thence on up to the
 9       9, XVII |        cleave to thee. For even beasts and birds possess memory,
10       9, XVII |         me from the four-footed beasts and the fowls of the air
11       9, XXV  |       parts of memory which the beasts also possess, because I
12      12, XXI  |       soul” there shall be good beasts, acting meekly. For thou
13      12, XXIII|        over all cattle and wild beasts, and over all the earth,
14      12, XXIII|       to the level of the brute beasts, and made like them.626~
15      12, XXIV |      trees, and plants, and the beasts of the earth. But this “
16      12, XXIV |      said to plants or trees or beasts or serpents - although all
17      12, XXV  |        fowls of the air and the beasts of the field and all creeping
18      12, XXXII| elements, fruitful with fishes, beasts, and birds - and we notice