Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  8, 4 |   conjugal union in this life, he expressed himself thus: "This is a
 2    I, 14, 2 |         the name of the letter is expressed. And thus, again, others
 3    I, 14, 9 |         that name which cannot be expressed in words, and the soul of
 4    I, 15, 1 |          and not capable of being expressed in words, are known by the
 5    I, 15, 3 |      means of them, but cannot be expressed in language, and also all
 6    I, 28, 1 |          he continued with him he expressed no such views; but after
 7   II, 13, 1 |     sphere of] knowledge, and are expressed together by [the same] term,
 8   II, 14, 4 | Anaxagoras, Empedocles, and Plato expressed before them; as, forsooth,
 9   II, 19, 2 |           such opinions, the Lord expressed Himself thus: "For every
10   II, 21, 2 |        poet Hesiod has strikingly expressed himself, styling him Pandora--
11   II, 22, 1 |          prophets have very often expressed themselves in parables and
12   II, 22, 5 |          mentioned His years, has expressed it: "Now Jesus was, as it
13   II, 22, 6 |          they saw, that they also expressed; and He whom they beheld
14   II, 24, 1 |          letters and the numbers [expressed by these], in virtue of
15   II, 24, 2 |            while again "earth" is expressed by the words sura usser.
16   II, 24, 2 |           in the Hebrew tongue is expressed by Baruch, [a word] which
17   II, 28, 4 |         means of which thought is expressed); and [to say] that a man
18   II, 28, 4 |     within us, and is not at once expressed as it has been conceived
19   II, 32, 1 |         only, He never would have expressed Himself thus in His teaching: "
20   IV, 33, 13|        into heaven. And when they expressed themselves thus, "His going
21    V, 26, 2 |         Creator, either by openly expressed words, such as the disciples
22    V, 30, 1 |            since numbers also are expressed by letters; so that the