Book, Chapter

 1     I, 3 |       souls from body to body, expressing himself thus:--"For surely
 2     I, 12|        comprehending anything, expressing himself thus:--~"For if
 3    IV, 48|        of the rising of Canis, expressing himself thus: "When, however,
 4     V, 1 |        for a knowledge of God, expressing themselves thus: "The originating
 5     V, 2 | inscribed according to Thomas, expressing themselves thus: "He who
 6     V, 2 |      all things that are made, expressing themselves thus: "I become
 7    VI, 4 |  universe an indefinite power, expressing himself thus: "This is the
 8    VI, 32|  universe, writes to Dionysius expressing himself after some such
 9    VI, 32|        Plato does, from above, expressing himself thus: "I behold
10    VI, 37|      either of gods or of men, expressing herself after this mode:
11   VII, 17|    management of the universe, expressing himself somehow thus:--~"
12   VII, 17|       Discord and Friendship,) expressing himself somehow thus:--~"
13  VIII, 5 |      the poet (calls) Oceanus, expressing himself somehow thus:--~"
14    IX, 5 |       says, and night are one, expressing himself somehow thus: "The
15    IX, 5 |    cause of this resurrection, expressing himself in this manner: "
16    IX, 5 |        it takes place by fire, expressing himself thus: "Now, thunder
17    IX, 10|        wicked practices. Again expressing himself thus: "Again I say,
18    IX, 12|      they should be preserved, expressing himself thus: "Do not recite
19     X, 3 |   earth and water; at one time expressing himself thus:--~"The source
20     X, 3 | universe from four principles, expressing himself thus:--~"Four roots
21     X, 7 | introduce the following image, expressing themselves thus: Just as
22     X, 27|    cultivated this system, not expressing ourselves in mere pompous