Book, Chapter

 1       I, III  |     wood of immense size, and covered it with pitch so as to render
 2       I, XIII |     his children, and finally covered in his own person with terrible
 3       I, XIV  |       God, until the land was covered with stinging insects brought
 4       I, XVI  | perceived that the ground was covered with a sort of pods,33 the
 5       I, XVI  |    earth in the winter months covered with the hoar-frost that
 6       I, XVIII|       lamps blazed, and smoke covered the mountain, the people
 7       I, XIX  |       the commands of God, he covered his face with a veil, and
 8       I, XLVII|     when he finally withdrew, covered with leprosy. Under the
 9      II, VIII |     knowledge of the priests, covered the floor of it with ashes,
10      II, XXIX |      invented, so that, being covered in the skins of wild beasts,
11      II, XXXIV|    and afterwards it had been covered over by the rubbish of the