Chap.,  §

1   I,  11 | shalt remain childless thy life long.~
2   I,  20 |  live the remainder of thy life in sweet repose.'~
3  II,  46 |    he can take care of his life. But as for the ignorant,
4  II,  51 |   prolong his days and his life and shall see all that is
5  II,  73 | death were better than his life; and the sound of weeping
6 III,  124|    for power and perpetual life to the king.~
7  IV,  175| unto him, 'Nay, but by the life of thy head, O my lord!
8  VI,  289|  Samîk in my stead, for my life was in the hands of God
9 VII,  331|    thou hast eaten all thy life, wilt thou return them to