Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 4 |  perception, it happens that the sound is carried to the height (
 2    IV, 4 |          descent of the axe, the sound of the stroke is heard,
 3    IV, 4 |        plate, and next after the sound reaches the listener, that
 4    IV, 14| direction, they discover nothing sound. When, however, they contend
 5    IV, 28|           however, he produces a sound that the (attendant) youth
 6    IV, 32|     plates of brass, and cause a sound similar to thunder. And
 7    IV, 32|        its revolution it emits a sound like thunder. These farces,
 8     V, 2 |          has been spoken, "Their sound is gone forth unto all the
 9     V, 9 |       And it fastens the hissing sound arising from the twelve
10     V, 14|        in respect of its hissing sound, like a serpent. First,
11    VI, 3 |          were on the wing, their sound went out into all Libya,
12    VI, 37|   according to) its own peculiar sound, as if the whole (of the
13    VI, 38|   peculiar articulation. And the sound of this (letter) came forth
14    VI, 38|          certainly, of which the sound was concomitant with the
15    VI, 38|         was concomitant with the sound below, he says, was received
16    VI, 38|      entire (name); but that the sound, as if cast outside, remained
17    VI, 39|   originating principle of every sound, and the realization in
18    VI, 40|          for you have merely the sound of it, but are ignorant
19    VI, 41|        of the) universe. For the sound of the voice produced figure,
20    VI, 43|          together in one, emit a sound, and glorify that (Being)
21    VI, 43| projected. And the glory of that sound is transmitted upwards to
22    VI, 43|    furthermore, he says that the sound of this ascription of glory
23    VI, 43|       womb utters similarly this sound of each one of the elements.
24    VI, 47|    obvious to all possessed of a sound mind, that (these tenets)
25  VIII, 12|          for those who possess a sound mind to pay attention (either
26  VIII, 13|         certain will depart from sound doctrine, giving heed to
27    IX, 12| sufficient for those endued with sound mind. And so it is, that
28     X, 28|     answered those endued with a sound mind, who, if they are desirous