Book, Chapter

 1     I, 10|      the surrounding space to a common point, so that by mutual
 2    IV, 6 |    distant one from another, in common with a bear, or the five
 3    IV, 50|       man,--(what, I say, is in common between the two), that the
 4     V, 3 |        but (whom) the Greeks by common consent (style) "celestial
 5     V, 11|        mother of all living,--a common nature, that is, of gods,
 6    VI, 9 |      epigastrium,--(now) all in common denominate this a navel,--
 7    VI, 10|       this is so we may hear in common from all who express themselves
 8   VII, 6 |        predicated by means of a common name of all particular animals,
 9   VII, 10|         has it (any) nature (in common) with the Sonship. But as
10    IX, 5 |    nails. Cleomenes asserts, in common with his hand of followers,
11    IX, 9 |        a man in the same way as common to all, and that Christ
12    IX, 14|   things that belong to them in common, and they all appear always
13    IX, 15| consider that all things are in common for him, and those whom
14     X, 21|       are seduced into error in common with the heretics previously