Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, pref, 3|      rhetoric, which I have never learned, or any excellence of composition,
 2    I,  7, 4  |        Saviour came, the Demiurge learned all things from Him, and
 3    I,  8, 4  |           arrival of the Saviour, learned his own change of place,
 4    I, 24, 6  |                 He, then, who has learned [these things], and known
 5    I, 27, 3  |          of those souls which had learned his doctrine; while the
 6   II,  9, 1  |            while the very heathen learned it from creation itself.
 7   II, 14, 6  |    universe to numbers, they have learned it from the Pythagoreans.
 8   II, 24, 2  |         Hebrews, contains, as the learned among them declare, two
 9   II, 26, 1  |            by imagining ourselves learned and skilful, to be found [
10   II, 28, 7  |          produced it. For we have learned from the Scriptures that
11  III,  1, 1  |                           WE have learned from none others the plan
12  III,  3, 4  |           the things which he had learned from the apostles, and which
13  III, 12, 6  |          into them of old, no one learned the truth from them, nor,
14  III, 12, 15 |         already said, if they had learned from the Lord [that there
15  III, 14, 1  |         hand down to us a Gospel, learned nothing different from him (
16  III, 14, 1  |        Paul, boast that they have learned hidden and unspeakable mysteries?~
17  III, 14, 2  |          what they had themselves learned from the Lord. Thus also
18  III, 14, 2  |         deliver to us what he had learned from them, as he has himself
19  III, 14, 3  |       actions of the Lord we have learned through him, which also
20  III, 15, 3  |        those (Marks and Luke) who learned from their words, concerning
21   IV,  5, 4  |            For in Abraham man had learned beforehand, and had been
22   IV,  5, 5  |         Lord's Father, for he had learned from the Word of the Lord,
23   IV,  7, 1  |         Him to be God; and having learned, by an announcement [made
24   IV, 14, 3  |        For by means of types they learned to fear God, and to continue
25   IV, 38, 2  |           That is, ye have indeed learned the advent of our Lord as
26    V,  1, 1  |           other way could we have learned the things of God, unless
27    V,  1, 1  | counsellor?" Again, we could have learned in no other way than by
28    V,  3, 1  |          For how could a man have learned that he is himself an infirm
29    V,  3, 1  |           powerful, unless he had learned by experience what is in
30    V, 23, 1  |          die:" when he had [thus] learned from the woman the command
31    V, 23, 1  |          next place, after he had learned from the woman that God