Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  2, 3|          herself, and was in the greatest perplexity while endeavouring
 2    I,  2, 6|        one had in himself of the greatest beauty and preciousness;
 3    I,  4, 1|         addition, she was in the greatest perplexity. All these feelings
 4    I, 13, 1|          who is possessed of the greatest knowledge and perfection,
 5    I, 23, 1|      heed, from the least to the greatest, saying, This is the power
 6   II, 13, 7|          then they fall into the greatest blasphemy; they deny His
 7   II, 14, 1|        while for the primary and greatest gods they have formed the
 8   II, 14, 5|         what He possessed in the greatest perfection. Again, their
 9   II, 15, 3| themselves, should fall into the greatest perplexity. For, as to the
10   II, 19, 8|          system which are of the greatest importance) shown to as
11   II, 28, 2|     exists. For this is the very greatest impiety. We should leave
12   II, 30, 5|          are labouring under the greatest and most incurable madness.~
13   IV, 12, 2|       that this is the first and greatest commandment, and that the
14   IV, 12, 2|        made use of the first and greatest commandment of the law;
15   IV, 12, 2|          hope, and love; but the greatest of all is love;" and that
16   IV, 12, 3|         likewise], the first and greatest commandment is, to love
17   IV, 12, 3|       the more prominent and the greatest [commandments], without