Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 16, 3  |    friend, that when thou hast read through all this, thou wilt
 2    I, 25, 5  |       And in their writings we read as follows, the interpretation
 3  III,  7, 1  |    beyond God, know not how to read Paul. For if any one read
 4  III,  7, 1  |      read Paul. For if any one read the passage thus--according
 5  III,  7, 1  | interval, and at the same time read also the rest [of the sentence]
 6  III,  7, 2  |  preserved; and thus we do not read in that passage, "the god
 7  III, 11, 7  |        Gospel by Mark, if they read it with a love of truth,
 8  III, 21, 2  |        divine. For all of them read out the common translation [
 9   IV,  5, 2  |          He says, "have ye not read that which was spoken by
10   IV,  8, 3  |      their hands, "Have ye not read this, what David did, when
11   IV, 11, 3  |     Lord reply, "Have ye never read, Out of the mouths of babes
12   IV, 23, 1  |      too, did the Lord Himself read at Capernaum the prophecies
13   IV, 26, 1  |        present time the law is read to the Jews, it is like
14   IV, 26, 1  |   human nature; but when it is read by the Christians, it is
15   IV, 26, 1  |     shown it to be, if any one read the Scriptures. For thus
16   IV, 29, 1  |      such difficulties, do not read in the Gospel that passage
17   IV, 32, 1  |    there was light;" and as we read in the Gospel, "All things
18   IV, 32, 1  |        for his part diligently read the Scriptures in company
19   IV, 34, 1  |      announced in the Gospel], read with earnest care that Gospel
20   IV, 34, 1  |        us by the apostles, and read with earnest care the prophets,
21   IV, 35, 4  |      same identical passage is read out, they all begin to purse
22   IV, 36, 1  |       Lord say: "Have ye never read, The stone which the builders
23    V, pref, 1|      and all who may happen to read this writing, to peruse
24    V,  5, 1  | flourish, let [these heretics] read the Scriptures, and they