Book, Paragraph

1   3, 25| established, and declared, by the enouncements from above of the Prophets
2   3, 38|         instruction in the Divine enouncements and teaching ; and that
3   3, 40|           heavenly things, hidden enouncements, and which had never before
4   3, 40|           Him): how He sent forth enouncements, and made public the Divine
5   3, 62|           not from the artificial enouncements of Sophists, nor from the
6   3, 63|           of God, and of the many enouncements respecting the righteousness
7   3, 63|       state of virtue by means of enouncements not to be described, --
8   3, 64|        heavenly doctrine, and the enouncements respecting the knowledge
9   4, 34|  throughout the whole earth, with enouncements assimilated to those of