Book, Paragraph

1   I,  31|      movement, and condition, concerning whom nothing can be clearly
2   I,  39| entertain honourable thoughts concerning those which are worthy,
3   I,  57|   yours. We devise falsehoods concerning Christ, you say; and you
4   I,  57| baseless and false statements concerning your gods: for no god has
5   I,  57|      whatever you seek to say concerning our writers, remember that
6  II,   1|       He showed to you things concerning your salvation, that He
7 III,  19|  unspoken thought you imagine concerning God, passes and is corrupted
8 III,  19|    revealed in human language concerning God.
9 III,  42| believe that there is any god concerning whom you have not brought