Chapter

 1 II    |         these are here, I cannot speak with thee. But, without
 2 IV    |        whereof I have heard them speak, of some immortal kingdom
 3 VII   |          fire, and they began to speak with other tongues as the
 4 IX    | splendour. For as he was wont to speak to humble and earthly minded
 5 IX    |         idle word that men shall speak they shall give account
 6 XII   |          obedient; or rather, to speak more properly, they live
 7 XIII  |       can scarce open my lips to speak with thee, knowing full
 8 XVII  |    abysses of such mysteries, or speak rightly thereof, or think
 9 XVII  |         of the things whereof we speak, unless the very giver of
10 XXVII |         as he hath granted me to speak concerning himself, come
11 XXVII |        whereof it is unlawful to speak, or even to have them in
12 XXVII |      mayest know, O king, that I speak nought of myself, look thou
13 XXVII |       and thou shalt find that I speak nothing but the truth. Well,
14 XXVII |         Christians, because they speak not the words of men but
15 XXVIII|     words did that saintly youth speak of repentance to that aged
16 XXXIV |         wisdom taught Ioasaph to speak with the king his father,