Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 14, 1|      all the rest], and that utterance consisted of four letters.
2    I, 14, 1| perceives the shape of that [utterance] of which it is an element.
3    I, 14, 1|     imagines that by its own utterance it does in fact name the
4    I, 14, 1|   sounding until, by its own utterance, it has reached the last
5    I, 14, 1|      that the emblem of this utterance is found in Amen, which
6    I, 15, 4|     of tragic exclamation or utterance of misery. For who would
7    I, 21, 3|   and baptize them, with the utterance of these words, "Into the
8   II, 13, 8|   the word to which men gave utterance to the eternal Word of God,
9   IV, 13, 1|  remarked, neither is it the utterance of one destroying the law,