Book,  Chapter

1     I,  5 |    though there could be any table of descent or any history
2     I,  20|     of the covenant, and the table of shew-bread, and the candle-stick,
3     I,  22|      plants, round about thy table.” Therefore his grave is
4     I,  26| Elisha, and to put for him a table, and bread, and a candlestick,
5     I,  26|  account of the genealogical table; the second, the face of
6     I,  30|   while the king sits at his table.” Before the Lord rose again,
7    II,  11|    and the delicacies of the table. And, strange to say, Epicurus,
8    II,  11|      running on a well-laden table, the supply of which requires
9    II,  15|    the flesh from the king’s table. Then it is written that