Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII  |     her body was, through the care of her husband, buried in
 2       I, VIII |   brother: so great was their care, while they dwelt in a strange
 3       I, IX   |       brother, but Jacob took care not to trust him beyond
 4       I, XXIX |      I have, not without some care, set forth the order of
 5       I, XXXIV| little boy56 living under the care of his father, and acting
 6       I, XL   |     put together, not without care on our part, should be corrupted.
 7       I, XLVII|     Judah, gave his principal care to knowing the Lord, making
 8       I, LII  | divine things with the utmost care, profiting largely by the
 9       I, LII  |       then with still greater care set himself to practice
10      II, III  |      deserves to be read with care.~
11      II, XIV  |       spirit of God thus took care that the history should
12      II, XXXI |   arranged by the over-ruling care of the Lord, in order that