Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 14, 3|      these things to him more fully, said:--I wish to show thee
 2    I, 14, 7|     images of what cannot be [fully] imitated, are subservient
 3    I, 31, 3| ignorance. They have now been fully exposed; and simply to exhibit
 4   II, 25, 4|      not be able to think Him fully out, but, indulging in trains
 5   II, 29, 2|    mighty; and the faculty of fully carrying out His purpose,
 6   II, 33, 5|     God, being completed, may fully realize the scheme formed
 7   IV,  7, 1|      his descendants, carried fully out the rejoicing of the
 8   IV, 19, 3|      all. But that no one can fully declare the goodness of
 9   IV, 21, 1|      it, the apostle has very fully taught, when he says in
10   IV, 36, 4|    Father, as I have shown so fully and so repeatedly, but because