Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 | understand even with their utmost toil. But what are they compared
 2     I,  12|          to cover all! Excavators toil hard to remove mountains;
 3     I,  27|                        27. But we toil to no purpose. For our opponent
 4    II,  3 |          I know thy works and thy toil and patience, and that thou
 5    II,  6 |          and other slaves of hard toil, who need physical strength,
 6    II,  8 |         sea are ransacked, and we toil and sweat our lives through,
 7    II,  14|         cloak. Of his poverty and toil Xenophon in the Symposium
 8    II,  15|          majesty of the Lord. The toil of so many days perished
 9    II,  18|          resting place with equal toil and equal reward. All Hebrews
10    II,  21|          your hand was horny with toil: now you are clad in linen
11    II,  22|        this, that for his greater toil he may receive a greater
12    II,  32|        each one, according to his toil and exertions, is in this
13    II,  33|        Zeno, the righteous do not toil in hope of reward, but to
14    II,  33|         praise than the fruitless toil of those who wore themselves
15    II,  34|         virgins persevere? widows toil? Why do married women practise