Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |         but we convict them of innumerable errors on the other side,
 2    I, 11|       men and all things, when innumerable thousands of men existed
 3   II, 5 |       ought to worship gods so innumerable without any discrimination,
 4   II, 10|    belong to him. For although innumerable stars appear to glitter
 5   II, 11| eternal kingdom, and to create innumerable souls, on whom He might
 6  III, 15|     are, and always have been, innumerable persons who are or have
 7  III, 17| variety of arrangement make up innumerable words. But it is urged the
 8   IV, 6 |  afterwards created by Himself innumerable other beings, whom we call
 9    V, 13|      is evident that the other innumerable cities cannot be foolish.
10  VII, 5 |     immortal Spirit to produce innumerable souls, as He produced the
11  VII, 8 |   future, and its knowledge of innumerable arts and subjects, which
12  VII, 23|       enjoying the pleasure of innumerable resources, they will give
13  VII, 26| together from all the world an innumerable company of the nations,