Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  15|        that women, although they saw themselves permitted to
 2     I,  16|          the works of each, “God saw that it was good,” on the
 3     I,  20|        is that Moses who when he saw a great vision and heard
 4     I,  22|            Moses, moreover, only saw the land of promise; he
 5     I,  26|         knew not who it was they saw; 4422 the virgin alone recognized
 6     I,  26|           did; a prophet, for he saw in the island of Patmos,
 7     I,  30|          law remained, I neither saw thy face, nor did I condescend
 8     I,  33|          captive in Babylon, who saw the 4487 storm approaching
 9     I,  41|        grief, and then when they saw the revellers were intoxicated,
10     I,  43|         and set on fire, and she saw that she could not herself
11     I,  48|         children those whom they saw to be displeasing to God?
12    II,  9 |     sight and hearing, is an old saw. It is difficult, or rather
13    II,  13|          and relations, nor even saw their children; they always
14    II,  15|         afterwards when 4780 God saw that the heart of man from
15    II,  15| preparation of a forty days fast saw God on Mount Horeb, and
16    II,  30|      eyes, mutilate the nose, or saw through a bone. Some members