Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |          lambs, the Spirit by the mouth of Isaiah is an unimpeachable
 2    I, 6 |         foam. The moisture in our mouth, too, is whitened by the
 3   II, 1 |       that which goeth out of his mouth." The natural use of food
 4   II, 1 |        not what entereth into the mouth defileth the man," but the
 5   II, 2 |            Because, says He, "thy mouth will then speak perverse
 6   II, 2 |         cups, and so widening the mouth, drinking in an unseemly
 7   II, 2 |          quite too narrow: in the mouth, throw back their heads
 8   II, 4 |          By the lyre is meant the mouth struck by the Spirit, as
 9   II, 4 |          tongue the cymbal of the mouth, which resounds with the
10   II, 6 |        what proceedeth out of the mouth," He says, "defileth a man,"--
11   II, 6 | communication proceed out of your mouth, but what is good." And
12   II, 7 |         at a saint: "For from the mouth of the foolish," says the
13   II, 7 |          not made a slip with his mouth, and has not been pierced
14   II, 7 |          sport is dangerous. "The mouth of the impetuous approaches
15   II, 7 |     expiration of the breath, the mouth being composed becomingly,
16  III, 2 |     present may see what a pretty mouth she has;~ But if not in
17  III, 9 |       like trees, not only by the mouth, but also over the whole
18  III, 11|           tongue; who openeth her mouth wisely and rightly; whose
19  III, 11|       all-wise Instructor, by the mouth of Moses, recognising companionship
20  III, 11|            having the word in his mouth, ruminates the spiritual
21  III, 11|       soul by a chaste and closed mouth, by which chiefly gentle
22  III, 11|            merely by touching the mouth, afflict men with pain?
23  III, 11|          stroke each other on the mouth. "And His commandments are
24  III, 12|      prophets; some to the divine mouth, and others to the heptad