Book,  Chap.

 1   1,   5|   sense, although in the other three kinds we admit allegory
 2   1,   8|        the divine books? M. In three ways: either from titles
 3   1,   8|      Judges, and Ruth, and the three last books of Kings, and
 4   1,  11|     itself teaches us. M. Some three, for it speaks either about
 5   1,  16|     understood both from those three things by which even the
 6   2,   2| generation of the world? M. In three. For it is written either (
 7   2,   2|        any difference in these three? M. There is, because those
 8   2,   5|        government occur? M. In three: for either it is done by
 9   2,  10|    their own sake occur? M. In three: for either some one of
10   2,  18|   predictions? M. Principally, three: that certain things were
11   2,  21|      for you either famine for three years over the earth, or
12   2,  21|      the earth, or to flee for three months from the face of
13   2,  21|   enemies pursuing you, or for three days for a pestilence to
14   2,  24|         Before the cock crows, three times you will deny me" (
15   2,  25|  Because we have already shown three parts of those that we said
16   2,  25|       the times of effects? M. Three. For either the things that