Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |     will send them to the very fountain of learning, which is most
 2   II, 1 |        shall lay open the very fountain of errors, and shall explain
 3   II, 8 |       temple which adjoins the fountain had been open of its own
 4   II, 9 |        Him, and always is, the fountain of full and most complete
 5   II, 9 |     from that source as from a fountain. Therefore either God proceeded
 6   II, 10|      because He Himself is the fountain of light, and the enlightener,
 7  III, 1 |        and flows from a slight fountain, but by its own light? Nor,
 8  III, 14|     somewhere as flutes at the fountain, according to the legends
 9  III, 26|      the sun for a reward. The fountain of God, most abundant and
10   IV, 4 |       streams flowing from one fountain. But the fountain of wisdom
11   IV, 4 |     from one fountain. But the fountain of wisdom and religion is
12   IV, 5 |       being ignorant from what fountain the origin of our holy religion
13   IV, 8 |   Father, as a stream from its fountain! But if any one wonders
14   IV, 10|      been struck with a rod, a fountain of water sprung forth and
15   IV, 29|      as it were an overflowing fountain, the latter as a stream
16   IV, 29|      is not separated from the fountain. nor the ray from the sun:
17   IV, 29|      sun: for the water of the fountain is in the stream, and the
18   IV, 30|      but may know the abundant fountain of God, watered by which
19   IV, 30|      true worship. This is the fountain of truth, this is the abode
20    V, 3 |       maker of all things, the fountain of honours, the parent of
21    V, 5 |       virtue, or by itself the fountain of virtue, which not only
22    V, 15|        separated from the very fountain itself. But piety and equity
23    V, 18|     not possess the source and fountain of justice. But this defence
24   VI, 6 |       who does not possess the fountain itself from which they are
25   VI, 7 |     all which there is but one fountain, one source of strength,
26   VI, 9 |        shrinks, is Himself the fountain of goodness. Or if he shall
27   VI, 24|       he touched upon the very fountain of truth, by perceiving
28   VI, 24|     let him seek them from the fountain itself, from which that
29  VII, 24|     from the rock and from the fountain, and the milk of ambrosia
30  VII, 25|   accurately may draw from the fountain itself, and he will know
31  VII, 27| salvation from an ever-flowing fountain. By this divine food and