Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 51|          Mind, Intelligence, Name, Voice, Ratiocination, Reflection;
 2     V, 3 |         spoken: "We have heard his voice, no doubt, but we have not
 3     V, 3 |           seen his shape." For the voice of him that is set apart
 4     V, 4 |           nor language where their voice is not heard."~They rashly
 5     V, 9 |            passage occurs: "I am a voice of arousal from slumber
 6     V, 21|   considered Myself to be Lord." A voice was returned to Him from
 7    VI, 3 |        were yielding credence to a voice that came down from above,
 8    VI, 3 |            these imitate the human voice. This man, having for a
 9    VI, 3 |            being astonished at the voice of the birds, and not perceiving
10    VI, 4 |           of a revelation of (the) voice and name (recognisable)
11    VI, 7 |         Mind" and "Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination"
12    VI, 8 |           they were very good. But Voice and Name (the second of
13    VI, 15|         Mind" and "Intelligence," "Voice" and "Name," "Ratiocination"
14    VI, 30|        mean Sophia)--and became (a voice) to the animal (man), and
15    VI, 36|            inexpressible (tone of) voice, after having laid hands
16    VI, 41|          Ecclesia, inasmuch as the voice of Anthropos proceeded forth,
17    VI, 41|     universe. For the sound of the voice produced figure, and invested
18   VII, 1 |          reason of their melodious voice, those who heard it, to
19   VII, 10|             that it came) from the voice of him who speaks the word.
20  VIII, 2 |           atmospheric medium); for voice, as significant (in language)
21  VIII, 10|           Spirit, according to the voice of the Gospels. And (Hermogenes
22  VIII, 13|           of God and prayer." This voice, then, of the blessed Paul,
23    IX, 16|          will any other tumultuous voice be heard. But they each
24     X, 8 | denominates Mind and Intelligence, Voice and Name, Ratiocination
25     X, 29|            of being articulated by voice, but as a ratiocination
26     X, 29|           first-born, He has, as a voice in Himself, the ideas conceived
27     X, 29|           Child of the Father, the voice of the Dawn antecedent to
28     X, 30|          beam from the irradiating voice of the Word! You shall escape