Book,  Chapter

1     I,  15|   going barefoot, let his hair grow long, and cut it at Cenchrea.
2     I,  16|   plant the wood and to let it grow, so that there might be
3     I,  21| foreskins, or if another could grow after the first was cut
4    II,  8 |        this sense we languish, grow angry, throw ourselves about
5    II,  14|       the fruit of trees which grow on the banks of the Ganges,
6    II,  18|      hair of all alike did not grow, nor the beard increase:
7    II,  22|      then that tares and wheat grow side by side in the same
8    II,  30|       be put upon the rack, to grow red in the face and to ensure