Book, Chapter

 1     3, 12-21|   afterwards perceived. For he answered, that I was yet unteachable,
 2     4, 2-3  | abhorring such foul mysteries, answered, "Though the garland were
 3     4, 3-5  |   things be foretold by it, he answered me (as he could) "that the
 4     5, 13-23|      his eloquence, whether it answered the fame thereof, or flowed
 5     6, 1    |      unless the thing might be answered briefly. But those tides
 6     7, 2-3  |    fight with it? For, if they answered, 'it would have done Thee
 7     8, 2-4  |       a Christian." Whereto he answered, "I will not believe it,
 8     8, 6-15 |         oppose not." The other answered, he would cleave to him,
 9    10, 6-9  |        asked the earth, and it answered me, "I am not He"; and whatsoever
10    10, 6-9  |      creeping things, and they answered, "We are not thy God, seek
11    10, 6-9  |       air with his inhabitants answered, "Anaximenes was deceived,
12    10, 6-9  |  myself, "Who art thou?" And I answered, "A man." And behold, in
13    10, 6-9  |     world about my God; and it answered me, "I am not He, but He