Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|       we say that his kingdom resembled that unlimited authority
2    I, 21|      be found than that which resembled him to whom it is offered.
3   II, 12|      a kind of moisture which resembled milk, and that animals were
4  III, 20|       in which things he most resembled those of his own class.
5   VI, 7 | showed them some things which resembled the truth? For, that His
6  VII, 26| indeed perhaps by nature only resembled the righteous. For he who