Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  21 | represented by the trumpets of the priests, we may see in Jericho a
 2     I,  23 |        there were not many married priests, and as though the Apostle
 3     I,  23 |            in the Psalms among the priests, but among those who call
 4     I,  23 |          Moses and Aaron among his priests, and Samuel among those
 5     I,  23 |         And no one doubts that the priests sprang from the stock of
 6     I,  34 |  Jovinianus, because even bishops, priests, and deacons, husbands of
 7     I,  34 |      adulterer. Either permit 4494 priests to perform the work of marriage
 8     I,  34 |           or if it is unlawful for priests to touch their wives, they
 9     I,  34 |            so great as that of the priests required. Does it follow
10     I,  34 |    frequently at the ordination of priests a virgin is passed over,
11     I,  35 |        fact that they are bishops, priests, or deacons, but in their
12    II,  Int|            in Pilate and the Chief Priests, of the produce of the good
13    II,  13 |            the life of the ancient priests of Egypt, who, he says,
14    II,  15 |                Aaron and the other priests when about to enter the
15    II,  28 |           priest has one rank, the priests another, the Levites another,
16    II,  28 |            heavenly Jerusalem, the priests who have sinned are degraded
17    II,  33 |         themselves belonged to the priests. I should like to ask whether
18    II,  34 |          And how is it that of the priests and Levites, themselves,
19    II,  34 |      mercy-seat? Why did the other priests wear 4928 linen raiment
20    II,  34 |        purple, and fine cloth? The priests and 4929 Levites of the
21    II,  34 |         bishops are to no purpose, priests in vain, deacons useless.