Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  1 |    every single syllable; for I wished first to ascertain his meaning,
 2     I,  5 |      will say the reason why he wished them to be married was that
 3     I,  7 |      because the Egyptian woman wished to touch him, fled from
 4     I,  13|         or at least he may have wished to give to “unmarried” the
 5     I,  19|        hard master. But when he wished to enter the holy land,
 6     I,  34|      not bid them, 4492 if they wished to be perfect, go and sell
 7     I,  41|       territory. His companions wished to outrage them, but he
 8    II,  7 |   interests of agriculture, and wished to check the bad practice
 9    II,  7 |  Stasanor, Alexander’s general, wished to correct the practice,
10    II,  14| road-side. And when his friends wished to place him on a beast
11    II,  17|         the well of Samaria and wished to drink, all must of necessity,
12    II,  28|         of Zebedee, one of whom wished to sit on His left hand,