Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  Int|  praises of virginity and of single marriages derived from examples
 2     I,  1  |  sentences, but almost every single syllable; for I wished first
 3     I,  6  |     therefore do battle with single foes, nor will I be satisfied
 4     I,  11 |  each man whether married or single should continue as he was
 5     I,  14 |   For it is better to know a single husband, though he be a
 6     I,  14 |  idea of a husband, who is a single person, is destroyed. At
 7     I,  15 |      no longer a question of single marriage. 4347 “All things
 8     I,  47 |     am not allowed to have a single friend, or companion.’ She
 9    II,  14 | Antisthenes would not take a single pupil, and when he could
10    II,  15 |     through the fulness of a single hour. Moses boldly broke
11    II,  25 |     truth is not taught in a single passage: we must always
12    II,  29 |      Scripture to speak of a single object as though it were
13    II,  29 |      the people; Elisha in a single day put the enemy’s forces