Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |    certain numbers and measures, saying that they comprised the
 2     I, 4 |         concert with Empedocles, saying that the originating principle
 3     I, 16|        employ as a testimony the saying of his, that some good men
 4     I, 20|        rather" (this than that), saying that the fire is not rather
 5     V, 3 |          to the unportrayed man, saying, "Preserve my only-begotten
 6     V, 3 |     vociferates and cries aloud, saying, "August Brimo has brought
 7     V, 16|      employ also other examples, saying both that brass is mixed
 8     V, 18|          instruct His disciples, saying, "Go not into the way of
 9     V, 21|  returned to Him from the light, saying, "This is the gate of the
10     V, 21|         obedient unto the angel, saying that, "I shall do all things,
11     V, 21|        ascended to the Good One; saying, however, to Edem, "Woman,
12     V, 22|           and to cleanse, as the saying is, the cattle-shed of Augias,
13    VI, 25|          the children of Israel, saying, "I will bring you into
14    VI, 28|    himself: whence he commenced, saying, "I am God, and beside me
15    VI, 37|         And (the child) replied, saying that he himself is the Logos,
16   VII, 16|       they exhorted one another, saying, "Let us make man in our
17   VII, 22|        according to the law, and saying that Jesus was justified
18   VII, 26|         thus expresses himself, (saying) that there is a certain
19    IX, 7 |          account of his publicly saying in the way of reproach to
20    IX, 7 | indulgence in sensual pleasures, saying that all had their sins
21    IX, 17|       operative powers of these, saying that these things were not
22    IX, 21|     current coin of the country, saying that they ought not either
23    IX, 24|          the customs of the law, saying that one ought so to live,
24     X, 12|  regarding whom Moses converses, saying that He is a fiery Deity
25     X, 15|           of these add a fourth, saying, good, just, evil, and matter.
26     X, 15|        the evangelical parables, saying, "A good tree cannot bring
27     X, 24|   himself also being desirous of saying something, asserted that