Book, Chapter

 1        4, VI    |      upon Him, does He, by His unspeakable and divine power, Himself
 2        4, XLVIII|      represented as committing unspeakable abominations with Jupiter.
 3        5, XLVIII|   nought by (the power of) His unspeakable divinity. And therefore
 4        6, VI    |   thing. Nay, Paul even heard "unspeakable words, which it is not lawful
 5        7, XLII  |      Him who is the first, the unspeakable Being,--a notion, namely;
 6        7, XLIII |       does not speak of Him as unspeakable, and as incapable of being
 7        7, XLIII |     gives God the name of "the unspeakable." He says: "since the wise
 8        7, XLIII |        First of Beings, who is unspeakable." For ourselves, we hold
 9        7, XLIII |     hold that not God alone is unspeakable, but other things also which
10        7, XLIII | express when he says, "I heard unspeakable words, which it is not lawful