Book, Chapter

 1       I, X     |      slay him. But Reuben, whose mind shuddered at the contemplation
 2       I, XIV   | suffering was put an end to, his mind, having no control over
 3       I, XXXII |         selves men so corrupt in mind as that, when having God
 4       I, XXXIII|       was Kish. He was modest in mind, and of a singularly handsome
 5       I, XLIX  |       this crime80 in his wicked mind, after a reign of sixteen
 6       I, LIV   |       could endure, offended the mind of the king. Accordingly,
 7      II, XI    |         tears. He also called to mind the sins of his nation,
 8      II, XII   |      with his orders. His savage mind was enraged by this insult,
 9      II, XII   |      easily captivated his whole mind by the power of her beauty,
10      II, XIII  |   Accordingly, Haman setting his mind to work the ruin of the
11      II, XXII  |          Jerusalem, and bent his mind on the purification and
12      II, XXII  |           Thus, from distress of mind, he fell into bodily disease.
13      II, XLV   |      evil of unfaithfulness, his mind was full of doubt and deeply
14      II, XLVI  |      admirable qualities both of mind and body. He was able to