Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 11, 4  |        Pheu!--for well may we utter these tragic exclamations
 2    I, 14, 1  | mixing into one letter, shall utter one and the same sound.
 3    I, 20, 2  |     His own side, put them to utter confusion; by His thus not
 4    I, 20, 2  |    and I had no one who could utter it," they maintain, that
 5   II,  6, 3  |      of pity, since with such utter folly they affirm that He (
 6   II, 12, 3  |      They thus rush into such utter frenzy, as to form two most
 7   II, 25, 4  |   course, thou wilt fall into utter madness, whilst thou deemest
 8   II, 30, 6  | credit to them, who do indeed utter nothing of a sensible nature,
 9   II, 30, 7  |       not lawful for a man to utter. But what did that profit
10   II, 30, 8  |     not possible for a man to utter, inasmuch as they are spiritual;
11   II, 31, 3  |      undoubtedly proved to be utter aliens from the divine nature,
12   II, 32, 4  |   come: they see visions, and utter prophetic expressions. Others
13  III,  7, 2  |   also, when reading, he will utter blasphemy, as if the advent
14  III, 16, 9  |     bodies." This he does not utter to those alone who wish
15   IV, pref, 3|      defect or apostasy. They utter blasphemy, also, against
16   IV, 17, 3  |      the words which ye shall utter. Speak ye the truth every
17   IV, 30, 2  |    had in contemplation their utter annihilation. In what way,
18   IV, 33, 6  |     wicked spirit, pretend to utter prophecies, while all the
19   IV, 35, 4  |    say that they might indeed utter a discourse transcendently
20    V, 22, 1  |       He put our adversary to utter confusion; and the law directs