Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 |     entreaty of some one he uttered an imprecation against the
2   II, 16|   Therefore ofttimes having uttered the greatest howlings, they
3  III, 1 | spoke so truly as when they uttered their opinion respecting
4  III, 9 |  unprepared with an answer, uttered this at random, that he
5  III, 9 |     that the saying was not uttered on the spur of the moment.
6   IV, 7 |    that this name cannot be uttered by the mouth of man, as
7   IV, 7 |   God, whose name cannot be uttered by the mouth of man." And
8   IV, 18| these things were doing, He uttered no voice from His mouth,
9  VII, 15| interpretation of a boy who uttered divinations, announcing