Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 30, 7|   created them. When Prunicus perceived that the powers were thus
2   II, 30, 9|     invisible, such as may be perceived by our senses and such as
3   II, 33, 3|       those things which were perceived long ago either by means
4  III, 21, 2|     even the Gentiles present perceived that the Scriptures had
5   IV, 17, 1|      pointed out. For when He perceived them neglecting righteousness,
6   IV, 20, 4|     becoming capable of being perceived by it, and freeing us from
7    V,  5, 2| neither was the smell of fire perceived upon them. As, therefore,
8    V, 13, 2|     of Paul's, without having perceived the apostle's meaning, or