Book, Chapter

 1   1,   6|  called Deus (God). For the sound of those two syllables in
 2   1,   6|   tongue are led, when that sound reaches their ears, to think
 3   1,  12|    the inner eye when it is sound and clear, He condescended
 4   1,  13|   hearts becomes an outward sound and is called speech; and
 5   1,  13| does not lose itself in the sound, but remains complete in
 6   1,  25| desires to keep it safe and sound. And yet a man may have
 7   2, arg|  points out how all that is sound and useful in their science
 8   2,   3|     sweet but a significant sound, yet all these signs are
 9   2,   4|   last no longer than their sound, men have by means of letters
10   2,   8| with prejudices averse to a sound understanding. Now, in regard
11   2,  16| certain undefinable musical sound, and when referred to the
12   2,  17|  obvious to remark that all sound, which is the material of
13   2,  17| instruments that give their sound when struck. ~
14   2,  24|    to a Latin. And the same sound, beta, which is the name
15   3,   3| arising out of the doubtful sound of syllables; and this of
16   3,   3|      But sometimes when the sound of a syllable is doubtful,
17   3,  27|  one that is not opposed to sound doctrine, he is free from
18   4,   7| these words. And even a man sound asleep must notice what
19   4,   7|     herd; that chant to the sound of the viol. They thought
20   4,   7|  said, "Ye who chant to the sound of the viol," seeing that
21   4,   7|   say, "Ye who chant to the sound of the viol, and think that
22   4,   7|  hear, "Ye who chant to the sound of the viol;" and then,
23   4,  16|       Hold fast the form of sound words,; which thou hast
24   4,  16|      that he may be able by sound doctrine both to exhort
25   4,  16|     the things which become sound doctrine: that the aged
26   4,  27|     which is established on sound doctrine. Wherefore our
27   4,  28|      that he may be able by sound doctrine both to exhort
28   4,  31|    who desires to labour in sound, that is, in Christian doctrine,