Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I, 30, 15|         the creator of Adam, and implanted knowledge in men, for which
2   II,  6, 1 |        at least, because reason, implanted in their minds, moves them,
3   II, 21, 2 | epiklopon êthos autaus Katheto, "implanted words of fraud and deceit
4   IV, 10, 1 |        because the Son of God is implanted everywhere throughout his
5   IV, 13, 3 |   towards our Liberator had been implanted within us. For He did not
6   IV, 15, 1 |        from the beginning He had implanted in mankind, that is, by
7   IV, 37, 6 |           or study, but would be implanted of its own accord and without