Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  2, 6|   same nature as Himself were simultaneously produced, to act as His
2    I,  6, 1|        the two elements being simultaneously subjected to the same discipline.
3    I, 14, 7| powers," she adds, "being all simultaneously clasped in each other's
4   II, 19, 5|       brought forth the whole simultaneously and at once, that which
5  III, 14, 3|   whom He cleansed in the way simultaneously; also how He ordered the
6   IV, 38, 3|            With God there are simultaneously exhibited power, wisdom,
7    V, 18, 2|     creation and His own Word simultaneously, and the Word borne by the