Book, Chapter

 1 pref,   0|    down and admonished by the voice of God from heaven, was
 2   2,   1 | beneath; and when we hear the voice of a living man, we think
 3   2,   2 |     food, he signals with his voice for the hen to run to him,
 4   2,   4 |        Thus the sounds of the voice are made visible to the
 5   2,  15 |      of men there was but one voice. And if, as is reported,
 6   2,  15 |    and had given them all one voice, thought most suitable for
 7   2,  15 |   have translated as with one voice. As to the books of the
 8   2,  17 |     is either produced by the voice, as in the case of those
 9   2,  33 |  snail is an animal, it has a voice. This being admitted, then,
10   2,  33 |  proved that the snail has no voice, it follows (since when
11   3,   3 |     But with whatever tone of voice one may choose to pronounce
12   3,  29 | sounds made by the articulate voice with which we speak. Now
13   3,  29 |       indicate by the tone of voice the meaning we desire to
14   3,  29 |      it is not by the tone of voice that we make an antiphrasis
15   4,   7 |  finished in a single tone of voice, which we call clauses and
16   4,   7 |    which are suspended on the voice of the speaker till the
17   4,   7 |        by a suspension of the voice, "of the Jews five times"
18   4,   7 |       effort of the speaker's voice. But it is more beautiful
19   4,   7 |     or whether he suspend his voice at the first, the third,
20   4,   7 |      best pronounced when the voice is suspended on the first
21   4,   7 |    grieved," suspended on the voice, and then add, "for the
22   4,  20 |     you now, and to change my voice; for I stand in doubt of
23   4,  21 |    her gait too free, nor her voice petulant; so that her outward
24   4,  21 |  truth. Listen to the warning voice of the apostle: 'Purge out
25   4,  24 |      upon them with heart and voice to give praise and thanks
26   4,  27 |       true believers obey the voice, not of any man, but of