Book,  Chapter

1     I,  15|           his own head, practised going barefoot, let his hair grow
2     I,  34| inferiority to virgins. What I am going to say will perhaps offend
3     I,  36|          members which He was not going to use? He certainly was
4     I,  40|        done for our sakes. For by going once to a marriage, He taught
5     I,  41|       revellers were intoxicated, going out on the plea of easing
6     I,  48|         be in doubt whether he is going to marry a good or a bad
7     I,  49|       accomplished man who before going out used to tie p. 386 his
8    II,  17|          and from the fact of His going to marriage feasts and from