Part, Question

 1   1, 16  |         Socrates sits, will sit, sat." Therefore the truth of
 2   1, 25  |        so does it to say that he sat, and did not sit. But to
 3   1, 73  |         Apoc. 21:5: "And He that sat on the throne said: Behold
 4   1, 72  |         Apoc. 21:5: "And He that sat on the throne said: Behold
 5   2, 102 |       the foot-stool to Him that sat on the propitiatory. ~These
 6   2, 163 |          the ass on which Balaam sat ~spoke to him, except that
 7   2, 166 |          who played: 'The people sat down to eat and drink, and ~
 8   2, 166 |           Ex. 32:6): "The people sat down to eat and drink, and
 9   2, 166 |         written (Jer. 15:17): "I sat not in the assembly of jesters,"
10   2, 166 |     mourn; wherefore he adds: "I sat ~alone, because Thou hast
11   3, 25  |       the king's mother, and she sat on His right hand." ~Moreover,
12   3, 40  |  publicans and sinners came, and sat down ~with Jesus and His
13   3, 58  |        as we say of any man: 'He sat in that country for three
14   3, 59  |         9): "The Ancient of days sat"; and ~further on (Dan.
15   3, 59  |        Dan. 7:10), "the judgment sat, and the books were opened." ~
16   3, 59  |        that "the Ancient of days sat," and when he subsequently ~
17   3, 59  | according to Ps. 9:5: "Thou hast sat on ~the throne, who judgest
18 Suppl, 86|            I saw seats, and they sat upon them and judgment was
19 Suppl, 87|          and the Ancient of days sat." Now the thrones signify
20 Suppl, 87|       that the "Ancient of ~days sat." But the judicial power