Book, Chapter

 1     I, 17|         of accidents, quality is seen in, for instance, white,
 2    IV, 4 |         velocity, before what is seen in the heavens is carefully
 3    IV, 36|    speaking these words, fire is seen borne through the air; but
 4    IV, 36|       themselves, as if they had seen something divine. The winged
 5    IV, 48|       labours, this is he who is seen "on his knees" (Engonasis).
 6     V, 2 |      invisible things of Him are seen from the creation of the
 7     V, 3 |        no doubt, but we have not seen his shape." For the voice
 8     V, 11|    gnawing (serpents) which were seen in the wilderness by the
 9     V, 19|          know "what eye hath not seen, and ear hath not heard,
10     V, 20|          question her if she had seen the horse anywhere. The
11     V, 20|    however, replies that she had seen (the animal), but that she
12     V, 21|        beheld "what eye hath not seen, and ear hath not heard,
13     V, 22|     whatever things eye hath not seen, and ear hath not heard,
14    VI, 4 |          a one as in a dream was seen by Nabuchodonosor, out of
15    VI, 10|       divided. For the world was seen by the power of vision.
16    VI, 11|      seizing the things that are seen by the other senses, sums
17    VI, 19|          he says neither eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor any
18    VI, 30|        these mysteries should be seen, Jesus was born of Mary
19    VI, 37|     likewise alleges that he had seen an infant child lately born;
20   VII, 20| undefiled, remembered the things seen by it in its converse with
21  VIII, 3 |        peculiar Jesus; but he is seen differently according as
22  VIII, 3 |         supposes that (the Jesus seen from its particular place)
23    IX, 4 |         they said, 'What we have seen and seized, these we leave
24    IX, 4 |     whereas what we neither have seen nor seized, these we carry
25    IX, 5 |          old. For when He is not seen He is invisible; and He
26    IX, 7 |        in me?" For that which is seen, which is man, he considers
27     X, 12|      this reason He could not be seen by any, on account of the
28     X, 23|         invisible when He is not seen, but visible when He is
29     X, 23|           but visible when He is seen. And this heretic also alleges
30     X, 23|       maintain), that He who was seen in the flesh and was crucified