Book, Chapter

 1    I, 8 |        for themselves with their mouth from leaves and sweet herbs,"~
 2    I, 21|        cry in safety with infant mouth. Some strike their shields
 3    I, 22|        the child, and filled his mouth with honey. Moreover, he
 4   II, 4 |   fattened victims, which have a mouth, but one that is not suitable
 5  III, 7 | instructions as it were with one mouth; because if any error shall
 6  III, 10|     soothed ears, and contracted mouth, and with eyes relaxed to
 7   IV, 7 |         cannot be uttered by the mouth of man, as Hermes teaches,
 8   IV, 7 |         cannot be uttered by the mouth of man." And shortly afterwards
 9   IV, 8 |        nostrils, speech from the mouth, the difference between
10   IV, 8 |        yet He proceeded from the mouth of God with voice and sound,
11   IV, 8 |       spirit proceeding from His mouth, which he had not conceived
12   IV, 8 |       power by the breath of His mouth." And also again in the
13   IV, 8 |            came forth out of the mouth of the Most High before
14   IV, 18|        uttered no voice from His mouth, as though He were dumb.
15   IV, 18|       dumb, so He opened not His mouth." And the above-mentioned
16   IV, 18|         nor spoke guile with His mouth. Wherefore He shall obtain
17   IV, 26|       this kind, coming into the mouth of our teacher, afforded
18   IV, 29|     cannot be separated from the mouth, nor the strength or hand
19    V, 9 |        name of justice with that mouth which, like the jaws of
20   VI, 17|     flame is to be seized by his mouth, or his hands are to be
21   VI, 18|      word may proceed out of the mouth of a man who reverences
22   VI, 25|        of God is praise from the mouth of a just man directed towards
23  VII, 17|      shall come forth out of his mouth, and shall bum that man.
24  VII, 27|          that they may with full mouth draw forth the water of