Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 1  |      pronounce in concert. The diverse sounds (he adds) are those
 2   II, 13, 3  |    uncompounded Being, without diverse members, and altogether
 3   II, 14, 3  |   maintained that numerous and diverse figures were stamped, as
 4   II, 23, 1  |        is, no doubt, sometimes diverse from the truth [signified]
 5   II, 25, 1  |    account of their varied and diverse systems, and because every
 6   II, 28, 1  |     running after numerous and diverse answers to questions, to
 7   II, 35, 3  |        in the Hebrew language, diverse expressions [to represent
 8   II, 35, 4  |    Father of all, and not many diverse beings, nor one deriving
 9   IV, pref, 4| although they issue forth from diverse regions, and promulgate
10   IV, 21, 3  |   beings, who from various and diverse nations come together into
11    V, 26, 2  |     prophecies originated from diverse powers. For those things