Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|    rushes."~For I cannot find language to speak of the infants
 2   II, 11|     especially agree with the language of the prophets. If, therefore,
 3   II, 15| translate demons in the Latin language. They consecrate these in
 4  III, 8 |        not in feeling, but in language? To regard the absence of
 5  III, 13|       difference what kind of language you employ, for the question
 6  III, 13|  greatest author of the Roman language is deceived, we may see
 7  III, 17|       of violence, what other language could he employ than to
 8  III, 25|   brought together from every language, and condition, and sex,
 9  III, 25|    and set off by the studied language of eloquent men, what place
10  III, 25|       previously learned both language and literature.~
11    V, 1 |   even assail it with abusive language, and perhaps, having scarcely
12    V, 1 |    spoke in common and simple language, as though they spoke to
13   VI, 21|   spise the simple and common language of the sacred writings as
14  VII, 12| quarters of heaven."~But this language was not for him to employ,
15  VII, 14|     Sabbath-day, which in the language of the Hebrews received