Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  3 |       Paul the master-builder laid, some build gold, silver,
 2     I,  12|     he who had with authority laid down the law respecting
 3     I,  12|    foundations were not first laid, how was He to build the
 4     I,  12|  offered a favour rather than laid down a law? The great Creator
 5     I,  13|    and he is divided.” Having laid down this, he passes to
 6     I,  31|      or after our Saviour was laid in his new tomb, hewn in
 7     I,  34|      heavier burden should be laid on Gentile believers than
 8     I,  45|    When the body was properly laid out she lay down upon it
 9     I,  49|         The course of love is laid bare in Plato’s Phædrus
10    II,  13|       of Egypt, who, he says, laid aside all worldly business
11    II,  13|     baiæ: a sloping footstool laid upon the ground served for
12    II,  14|    The latter is said to have laid down his head and said, “
13    II,  22|       a wise master-builder I laid a foundation, and another
14    II,  22|       lay, than that which is laid, which is Jesus Christ.
15    II,  22|    glory of; for necessity is laid upon me; for woe is unto
16    II,  24|      the absence of David had laid waste Ziklag, and made a
17    II,  36|      robe of modesty has been laid bare and exposed. What was
18    II,  37| foolish things; they have not laid bare thine iniquity that