Book, Chapter

 1    I, 4 |         agreeing and harmonious voice. But those who are ignorant
 2    I, 6 |      said that she conveyed the voice of God to men, thus spoke:--~
 3    I, 21|    power of speaking with human voice; and that a contest arose
 4   II, 4 |     short, with every effort of voice and of body--lamented about
 5   II, 9 |     impulse and with harmonious voice. bear witness that the world
 6   II, 16|         the righteous, by whose voice they are tortured. Therefore
 7  III, 15|     agree with one mind and one voice,--what can be so false as
 8  III, 30|        with all the power of my voice I testify, I proclaim. I
 9  III, 30|       feel, and perceive? Lo, a voice from heaven teaching the
10  III, 30|         wise and happy hear the voice of God, learn righteousness,
11   IV, 8 |        breath sent forth with a voice signifying something. But,
12   IV, 8 |      from the mouth of God with voice and sound, as the Word,
13   IV, 8 |        about to make use of His voice to the people; that is,
14   IV, 8 |       He might reveal to us the voice and will of God. With good
15   IV, 8 |        must we believe that the voice of God both remains for
16   IV, 8 |       by a putting forth of the voice and breath, if he is acquainted
17   IV, 9 |      inasmuch as He is both the voice and the wisdom of God. And
18   IV, 15|       the purifying dew. Then a voice from heaven was heard: "
19   IV, 15|         I begotten Thee." Which voice is found to have been foretold
20   IV, 16| condemnation as foretold by the voice of the prophets; nor do
21   IV, 18|       were doing, He uttered no voice from His mouth, as though
22   IV, 19|         to the Lord with a loud voice, and of His own accord gave
23   IV, 29|         in the ray: just as the voice cannot be separated from
24   VI, 8 |  described almost with a divine voice; whose words have subjoined,
25   VI, 21|         of the mind, and of the voice, and of the tongue, unable
26  VII, 5 |         and to express with his voice, the foresight displayed
27  VII, 9 |   substance is not seen, as the voice, smell, the wind, that by
28  VII, 9 |        What is clearer than the voice, or stronger than the wind,
29  VII, 12|        express it also by their voice. From which it is evident
30  VII, 16|         shall utter its wailing voice."~And then all shall tremble
31  VII, 17|       call upon God with a loud voice, and implore the aid of
32  VII, 22|        destiny have rolled,~The voice divine from far and wide~