Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 21, 2|          so he is called in the Greek language), Aimulious te
 2   II, 21, 2| according to the meaning of the Greek word, because she secretly
 3   II, 24, 1|         But His [corresponding] Greek name, which is "Soter,"
 4   II, 24, 1|      Pleroma, Soter, as being a Greek name, ought by means of
 5   II, 24, 1|          in virtue of its being Greek, to show forth the mystery
 6   II, 24, 2|        own language, Soter is a Greek word of five letters; but,
 7   II, 24, 2|   correspond in number with the Greek, although these especially,
 8   II, 24, 2|          both in the Hebrew and Greek languages, do not conform
 9   II, 24, 6|         is, to corruption. This Greek word Agape (love), then,
10   II, 35, 3|        when it [is spelled by a Greek Omega in the last syllable [
11   II, 35, 3|       when it is spelled with a Greek Omicron--as, for instance,
12   II, 35, 3|       is written shortly by the Greek letter Omicron, namely Jaoth,
13  III, 21, 1|         it was interpreted into Greek by the Jews themselves,
14  III, 21, 2|  Scriptures translated into the Greek language. And they--for
15    V, 30, 1|      reckoned] according to the Greek mode of calculation by the [
16    V, 30, 1|         by letters; so that the Greek letter which expresses the
17    V, 30, 3|      being written with the two Greek vowels e and i, among all