Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII  |        on finding the girl, to bring her into the land of the
 2       I, XVIII|   which has strayed, but shalt bring it back. If you find an
 3       I, XXI  |      want of faith, he did not bring out the water except by
 4       I, XXI  |        to strike the rock, and bring forth water, he doubted,
 5       I, XXIII|        while they were told to bring in wood and water. But their
 6       I, XXIII|     set, but I would earnestly bring it forward as well worthy
 7       I, XXXIV| marriage to any one who should bring home the spoils of that
 8       I, XXXIV|    proposal: that if he should bring in a hundred foreskins of
 9      II, II   |        he could not of himself bring out its interpretation,
10      II, XIV  |       not without reason may I bring it forward in proof of the
11      II, XV   |      same time, they could not bring their minds to acquiesce
12      II, XXXIX|      hearing, they should then bring forward, under public authority,
13      II, XLV  |       thing he could do was to bring back all to repentance and
14      II, XLIX |     were sent by the Master to bring back to Spain Ithacius who
15      II, L    |      even ventured publicly to bring forward a disgraceful charge