Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |       it were, of all nations, expressed by the countenance, glances
 2     1, 17-27|      say in prose much what he expressed in verse. And his speaking
 3     7, 6-10 |      observation, or be at all expressed in those figures which the
 4     8, 6-14 | smiling, and looking at me, he expressed his joy and wonder that
 5    11, 6-8  |       the motion of a creature expressed it, itself temporal, serving
 6    12, 24-33|      that he saw it truly, and expressed it aptly. ~ ~
 7    13, 20-27|      be many ways set out, and expressed. These Sacraments have the
 8    13, 24-36|    speaking, it is corporeally expressed. Thus do the offspring of
 9    13, 24-37| multiply that one thing may be expressed many ways, and one expression
10    13, 24-37|    except in signs corporeally expressed, and in things mentally