| Autobiography, 34:to save souls and those who were heathen and bowed down to images of stone and worshipped them. TheAutobiography, 42:to which the Christian Church, as I knew it, bowed down. Theologically, however, there was no suchHercules, 58:face was lined with suffering; his limbs were bowed with pain; his eyes were closed with agony; heHercules, 58:he asked no help; he saw not Hercules but stood bowed down with pain, with the weight of worlds.Hercules, 223:in the thicket. Taurus, the Bull. Issachar "He bowed his shoulders to bear." This refers to theRays, 768:O Pilgrim, at the strange appearance, with bowed head watch the progress of the fire. Slowly the |
