Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXV |         then the prophets were divinely inspired; if with no foresight
 2        6, XVII |     Phoedrus, as if these were divinely inspired, but our Scriptures
 3        6, XXIII|        part of the genuine and divinely accredited Scriptures are "
 4        6, LXXX |    Egyptian people too as most divinely inspired, and that, too,
 5        7, VII  |    wise men before they became divinely inspired prophets, while
 6        7, VII  |      their minds received when divinely inspired. They were selected
 7        7, XLI  |      sanctity. He refers us to divinely inspired poets, as he calls
 8        7, XLI  |       over in a general way to divinely inspired poets, wise men,
 9        7, LIII | Orpheus, who was confessedly a divinely inspired man, who died a
10        7, LIV  |  consent, he was regarded as a divinely inspired man, and lived
11        8, XIX  |        to those whose ears are divinely opened, it says that the