Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  4 |        Syren’s fabled songs, and pass on. For a little while endure
 2     I,  13|      world, which will of course pass away with the world. “And
 3     I,  21|  knowledge of my subject. I will pass to Joshua the son of Nun,
 4     I,  21|  preaching of the Gospel. And to pass over endless details (for
 5     I,  25|         a youth; for “It came to pass,” he says, 4412 “in the
 6     I,  30|                            30. I pass to the Song of Songs, and
 7     I,  30|         Thou shalt come 4463 and pass on from the beginning of
 8     I,  30|    cometh up, all in white?” and pass on by way of this world,
 9     I,  30|   prophecy of Zechariah comes to pass, at least if we follow the
10     I,  32|        water; and let it come to pass, that the maiden which cometh
11     I,  39|  brightness of virginity. Let us pass on to James, who was called
12     I,  41|          to make way for them to pass. And so did men of all ranks.
13     I,  41| virginity defiled. Could any one pass over in silence the seven
14     I,  46|                        46. I may pass on to Roman women; and the
15    II,  15|         philosophers. Now I will pass on to the beginning of the
16    II,  29|         made flesh that we might pass from the flesh into the