Book, Chapter

 1    I, pref| speech, in order that it may flow with greater power into
 2   II, 5   |    and ordered the rivers to flow with perpetual course!~"
 3   II, 9   |   stream from Him, and might flow forth afar, He produced
 4   II, 10  |      lighted up or caused to flow these two principal elements,
 5   II, 12  |     the earth should at once flow with milk, and that the
 6  III, 3   |    entrances knowledge might flow through to the mind. For
 7  III, 15  |   which they utter in public flow back upon themselves; so
 8  VII, 12  |    soul does not immediately flow away and waste into earth,
 9  VII, 19  |     evening, and blood shall flow like a torrent; and all
10  VII, 24  |   shall run down, and rivers flow with milk: in short, the
11  VII, 24  |    the milk of ambrosia will flow for all the just."~Therefore