Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  26|           Isaiah. The first has the face of a man, on account of
 2     I,  26| genealogical table; the second, the face of a calf, on account of
 3     I,  26|          priesthood; the third, the face of a lion, on account of
 4     I,  30|         remained, I neither saw thy face, nor did I condescend to
 5     I,  30|               But now with unveiled face behold my glory, and shelter
 6     I,  36|       suggestions, shame covers our face. If shame secures silence,
 7     I,  44|            of strangers, and in the face of peril, gave him due burial,
 8     I,  47|           always be directed to her face, and we must always praise
 9    II,  3 |           man beholding his natural face in a mirror: for he beholdeth
10    II,  4 |           can open the doors of his face? Nations fatten upon him,
11    II,  17|        anoint our head and wash our face, that we fast not to gain
12    II,  30|            rack, to grow red in the face and to ensure lasting torment.
13    II,  37|        wealthy print kisses on your face. For unless you had come,