Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  19 |      swore that he would never return to the place of his bondage;
 2     I,  23 |       house to meet me, when I return in peace from the children
 3     I,  41 | condemned for murder would not return to their country until clasping
 4    II,  Int|       show that the lapsed may return. The Angels, and even our
 5    II,  3  |  escaped from their sins, they return to their own error, and
 6    II,  3  |     threatens them unless they return to the former works. And
 7    II,  15 |   proof that by fasting we can return to paradise, whence, though
 8    II,  21 |    goats. You must, therefore, return to your old habits if you
 9    II,  33 |      for himself a kingdom and return, called the servants, and
10    II,  33 |     kept it until his master’s return. Our first thought is that