Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 21, 3|  Others still repeat certain Hebrew words, in order the more
 2   II, 24, 2|     for Jesus in the ancient Hebrew language means "heaven,"
 3   II, 24, 2|    on the other hand, in the Hebrew tongue, Jesus contains only
 4   II, 24, 2|  ground. And throughout, the Hebrew letters do not correspond
 5   II, 24, 2|     called, and which in the Hebrew tongue is expressed by Baruch, [
 6   II, 24, 2| important names, both in the Hebrew and Greek languages, do
 7   II, 35, 3|      any object that, in the Hebrew language, diverse expressions [
 8   II, 35, 3|    Eloeim and Eloeuth in the Hebrew language signify "that which
 9  III,  8, 1|   have. But according to the Hebrew, it is by the addition of
10    V, 21, 2|      He Himself was. For the Hebrew word "Satan" signifies an