Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |           yet upon the whole bears witness that one Mind presides over
 2   II, 9 |        with harmonious voice. bear witness that the world was made,
 3  III, 9 |          you into this world, as a witness and praiser of His great
 4   IV, 12|         God the Father, David bore witness in these words in the cixth
 5    V, 17|       especially since there is no witness in the middle of the sea?
 6   VI, 12|      philosophers praise, and bear witness that nothing is safer and
 7   VI, 18|            Judge, the observer and witness of all. Let him prefer Him
 8   VI, 18|         lest he should depart as a witness of our madness. Finally,
 9   VI, 24|         gainer if he shall have no witness of his fault: for all things
10   VI, 24|       secret place, and remove the witness? Suppose that yon have succeeded
11   VI, 24|           profit you not to have a witness, if you have the witness
12   VI, 24|           witness, if you have the witness of your own conscience?
13   VI, 24|        says, "that he has God as a witness, that is, as I judge, his
14   VI, 24|        both the judge and also the witness, to whom, when He demands
15   VI, 25| Trismegistus Hermes is a befitting witness, who agrees with us, that