Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 5 | account, the pole itself by a single impulse is whiffed along
 2    IV, 13|   predictions, happening on a single fulfilment, and not abashed
 3    IV, 43|     they declared, however, a single cause for things that fall
 4     V, 7 |      one portion is a certain single originating principle, just
 5     V, 16|      compound mass, just as a single savour (results) from the
 6     V, 16|     ought to be able from the single odour of the incense to
 7     V, 16|      out of each outlet) in a single vessel is examined, a separation
 8     V, 21|     among men, arising from a single source—that of the Father.
 9     V, 23| Justinus), and to leave not a single one of these (speculators)
10    VI, 37|  element, and uttered it in a single articulation. Then he said,
11    VI, 41|      might produce in all the single power that emanates from
12  VIII, 2 |   this manner they begot of a single virgin, Mary, a joint offspring,
13  VIII, 5 |    And this man constitutes a single monad, which is uncompounded
14  VIII, 6 |       simple and uncompounded single tittle of the iota. And
15    IX, 24|    been fully realized by the single circumstance, that we close