Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  7 | marry than to burn.” Let us turn back to the chief point
 2     I,  11|     host was drowned, again turn back in our hearts to Egypt,
 3     I,  27|    to the man, and began to turn to her husband; and he points
 4     I,  31|     by the virgin bride, in turn praises the virgin bride,
 5     I,  31|  the fastidious reader will turn up his nose at what has
 6     I,  39|  than, after knowing it, to turn back and forsake the holy
 7     I,  47|  loyal to her; but she will turn to strife and hatred, and
 8     I,  47|  who may die before you, or turn out a reprobate? Or at all
 9    II,  14| weather was cold he used to turn the mouth of the tub towards
10    II,  15|   allowed, lest they should turn a commandment into a cause
11    II,  21|    a man: you must, in your turn, be held guilty of the greatest