Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXV  |     incantations, relate that the utterance of the same incantation
 2        1, LXII |       consisted in the persuasive utterance and arrangement of words,
 3        2, XX   |          other declarations, gave utterance to this also: "He that dippeth
 4        2, XXV  |        impending calamities, gave utterance to the prayer, "Father,
 5        3, LIII |      ignorant populace, and gives utterance to these falsehoods without
 6        4, XI   |           and this made them give utterance to the erroneous opinion
 7        5, XLIII| philosophical pursuits, after the utterance of the most venerable philosophical
 8        6, IV   |    ignorant men; and after giving utterance to philosophical remarks
 9        6, VII  |      thoughts, to which they gave utterance, but not because they understood
10        6, LV   |           perplexed thereby, gave utterance to the question, "How is
11        7, III  |          filled with it, she gave utterance to responses which are regarded
12        7, V    |          a man to a woman for the utterance of his prophesies? And if
13        7, XXI  |        which enrich a man "in all utterance and in all knowledge." And
14        7, XXI  |        that he who is rich in all utterance, in all knowledge, in all
15        7, XXI  |         out of these treasures of utterance, of wisdom, and of knowledge,