Chapter

 1 1 | motives for silence, though just, have more justly ceased
 2 4 |     accuse him of rashness? Just as if, supposing a person
 3 6 |   Now we have to prove that just as in the one case he has
 4 8 |     from her? And could the just man dare, he says, to think
 5 8 | will;” and when he had seen just Simeon embrace the infant
 6 10|   Saviour’s mother and of a just man. No midwife assisted
 7 11|    person who has brothers, just as he is called only begotten
 8 17|    race, nor yet by nature. Just as Lot was called Abraham’
 9 17| brother, and Jacob Laban’s, just as the daughters of Zelophehad
10 17|   lot among their brethren, just as Abraham himself had to
11 17|     we to say of Abraham, a just man, taking to wife the