Book, Chapter

 1     I, 23|            himself also that he thus heard from the Muses concerning
 2    IV, 4 |           the sound of the stroke is heard, so that it takes a longer
 3    IV, 28|              to signify, what he has heard from the demons. But the
 4     V, 3 |           did all hear, nor, if they heard, could they receive. For
 5     V, 3 |             what is spoken: "We have heard his voice, no doubt, but
 6     V, 3 |           set apart and portrayed is heard; but (his) shape, which
 7     V, 3 |            that he beheld sights and heard unspeakable words which
 8     V, 4 |             where their voice is not heard."~They rashly assume in
 9     V, 19|           not seen, and ear hath not heard, and the things which have
10     V, 21|           not seen, and ear hath not heard, and what hath not entered
11     V, 22|           not seen, and ear hath not heard, and which have not entered
12    VI, 3 |       Apsethus is a god." But having heard of the recantation of the
13    VI, 19|        neither eye has seen, nor ear heard, nor any whatsoever of the
14    VI, 31|             the mystery which I have heard from Sophia in secrecy with
15    VI, 32|           For there are men who have heard these things--(men) furnished
16    VI, 40|             discourse which you have heard from the mouth of Truth.
17   VII, 1 |           melodious voice, those who heard it, to steer their vessels
18   VII, 8 |             specially instructed, he heard from the Saviour. Let us,
19   VII, 14|           the mystery;" and, "I have heard inexpressible words which
20    IX, 4 | understanding, both before they have heard of it and in first gearing
21    IX, 16|            other tumultuous voice be heard. But they each converse