Book, Chapter

 1        1, LXII   |     little above, says: "And my speech and my preaching was not
 2        2, XIII   |       appears to be a figure of speech, in pretending to have something
 3        2, LXXIII |      Gospel narratives that His speech was "with power," on which
 4        4, XXXI   |         ancient Jewish usage of speech. Here was the spectacle
 5        4, XXXVIII|    wrought perfidious lies,~And speech that thrills the blood,
 6        5, XXIX   |         one language and of one speech; and it came to pass, as
 7        5, XXIX   |        understand one another's speech. And the LORD scattered
 8        6, II     |         those who said: "And my speech and my preaching was not
 9        6, VI     |      multitude in writing or in speech. And if it were not tiresome
10        6, XVII   | according to a Hebrew figure of speech, it is said of God in the
11        7, XXXVI  |    resurrection. This figure of speech is properly employed when
12        7, LIII   |    himself you do not beat,'--a speech surely of a spirit truly
13        7, LIX    |      with the graces of Grecian speech is necessarily better than
14        8, LXXII  |   longer any injustice, or vain speech, or a deceitful tongue.