Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  10|       seed, that he would not bring an alien-born as a wife
 2     I,  25|       eunuchs, that he should bring in certain of the children
 3     I,  27|   provided, however, that she bring up the children themselves
 4     I,  37|       the dead, that we might bring forth fruit unto God. For
 5     I,  37|     wrought in our members to bring forth fruit unto death.
 6     I,  47|      the maid?’ ‘What did you bring from the market?’ ‘I am
 7     I,  47|     in old age is he whom you bring up, and who may die before
 8    II,  11| maintains that tyrants do not bring about revolutions in cities,
 9    II,  17|      bread to the hungry, and bring the houseless poor into
10    II,  18|       That a good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit, nor an
11    II,  22|     That a good tree does not bring forth evil fruit, nor an
12    II,  38|        let not voluptuousness bring you low. By repentance,