Book, Chapter

1       I, V      |       Abraham heard of this, he speedily armed his servants, to the
2       I, VI     |   designs. The angels, however, speedily rescued him from danger,
3       I, XV     |      opened; and, as the waters speedily came together gain, he,
4       I, XXIV   |         sacrifice to idols. And speedily did retribution fall upon
5       I, XXXIV  |       the proposal made to him, speedily brought in a hundredforeskins
6       I, XXXVIII|         the whole commotion was speedily checked by the death of
7       I, LI     | settling his own affairs, would speedily return for the destruction
8      II, XXX    |  extirpated, the offshoot would speedily perish. Thus, according