Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  1, 3|       wrapped up, so to speak, in silence, and known to none [except
 2    I, 11, 1| unspeakable), and the other Sige (silence). But of this Dyad a second
 3    I, 14, 4|         she at once relapsed into silence. And as Marcus waited in
 4    I, 24, 6|         them secret by preserving silence.~7.
 5    I, 31, 4|     mysteries, which they keep in silence among themselves, to the
 6   II, 12, 2|        Ennoea) of any one, or his silence (Sige), should be understood
 7   II, 12, 5|          is impossible that Sige (silence) can exist in the presence
 8   II, 14, 1|           produced from Night and Silence; relates that then Love
 9   II, 14, 1| production. In place of Night and Silence they substitute Bythus and
10   II, 21, 2|         Moreover we must not keep silence respecting Paul, but demand
11   II, 24, 1|        letters, they pass over in silence. Yet surely, if they regard
12  III,  6, 1|           God, and shall not keep silence; " that is, the Son, who
13   IV,  5, 2|         also put the Sadducees to silence, who also bestowed the gift
14   IV, 28, 1|        upon them; while they keep silence with regard to His judgment;
15   IV, 35, 4|           after a long protracted silence, declares that it was spoken
16   IV, 35, 4|           wise the chief thing is silence. For that Sige (silence)
17   IV, 35, 4|           silence. For that Sige (silence) which is above must be
18   IV, 35, 4|          must be typified by that silence which they preserve. Thus
19    V, 18, 3|           come, and will not keep silence." Then he shows also the