Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 1 | Father, revealing to them how vast and mighty he was, and how
 2    I,  2, 2 |  while both on account of the vast profundity as well as the
 3    I, 15, 4 |      with the beginning, [the vast antiquity of which is implied]
 4    I, 17, 2 |       times, and seasons, and vast numbers of years, imagining,
 5   II,  7, 3 |       be unable to adapt the [vast] variety of creation at
 6   II,  7, 6 |  diffused, and spreading into vast extent, and incomprehensible.
 7   II,  7, 7 |   AEons, and declare that the vast multitude of things which
 8   II,  8, 3 |    some other being formed so vast a creation in the bosom
 9   II, 10, 3 |     passions aforesaid the so vast material substance of creation.
10   II, 13, 3 |     the Father of all is at a vast distance from those affections
11   II, 13, 5 |    was sent forth? And what a vast region that must have been
12   II, 16, 2 |   unnameable One derived such vast numbers of configurations
13   II, 17, 10|     blinded, gave birth to so vast a body of evils. And your
14   II, 18, 4 |    become the substance of so vast a material creation, when
15   II, 30, 4 |    superior to Him by whom so vast and admirable works have
16  III, 11, 1 |       things:" therefore this vast creation is not outside [
17   IV,  7, 4 |      the same time,] He has a vast and unspeakable number of
18   IV, 27, 4 |      of the disobedience of a vast number of them, do allege
19   IV, 30, 2 |     great labours, and out of vast possessions which have been
20    V, 34, 2 |       to God's will, obtain a vast increase, that it may bring