Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  3, 5  |   theirs, whom they call by a variety of names, has two faculties,--
 2    I, 22, 1  |     notwithstanding the great variety and multitude of their opinions,
 3   II,  7, 3  |    unable to adapt the [vast] variety of creation at large to
 4   II,  7, 4  |    correspond to the manifold variety of the creation.~5.
 5   II, 12, 7  |    Horos (whom they call by a variety of names which I have mentioned
 6   II, 24, 3  | number occurs with the utmost variety in the Scriptures, so that,
 7   II, 25, 2  |    what is the cause of their variety, never failing to apply
 8   IV, pref, 4|     which I have proved, in a variety of ways, that the Son of
 9   IV, 14, 2  |       finest robe. Thus, in a variety of ways, He adjusted the
10    V, 23, 1  |   when God had given to man a variety of things for food, while