Book, Chapter

 1       I, VII  | fortieth year, enjoined his servant to seek a wife for him,
 2       I, VII  |     wife. In order that the servant might carry out those instructions
 3       I, VII  |    thigh of his master. The servant accordingly set out for
 4       I, XI   |   among the Egyptians, that servant of the king who was liberated
 5       I, XVIII|   were as follows: A Hebrew servant purchased with money shall
 6       I, XVIII|     eye or the tooth of his servant, that servant shah receive
 7       I, XVIII|  tooth of his servant, that servant shah receive his liberty
 8       I, XVIII|    demand. If a bull kill a servant, money to the amount of
 9       I, XL   |     his son, and given to a servant. And that happened accordingly.~
10      II, XI   |     Babylon one Nehemiah, a servant of the king, a Jew by birth,