Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 1|        the world could not have borne it coming in its male form),
 2    I, 30, 1|     they declare the Spirit was borne, calling him the first woman.
 3    I, 30, 3|      sprang back again, and was borne aloft; and being on high,
 4   IV,  4, 1| Jerusalem, which had in herself borne the yoke of bondage (under
 5   IV,  9, 3|       and the prophets, who was borne witness to by Christ, as
 6   IV, 33, 9|         along with our martyrs, borne the reproach of the name (
 7   IV, 34, 4|         Him is that declaration borne out; since it is He Himself
 8    V,  9, 3|  apostle) declares, "As we have borne the image of him who is
 9    V, 11, 2|       declared, "And as we have borne the image of him who is
10    V, 11, 2|      which he says, "as we have borne the image of him who is
11    V, 18, 1|  workmanship of the angels have borne to be burdened at once with
12    V, 18, 2|    simultaneously, and the Word borne by the Father grants the
13    V, 35, 1|    bring them in to thee, being borne with glory as the throne