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 1   I,  22      |       soon it said that I used words employed before. And in
 2   I,  22      | discourse, no more do the same words in their different arrangement
 3   I,  23      |                            23. Words differently arranged have
 4   I,  27      |     make antitheses by forcing words are like those who make
 5   I,  33      |    saying little things in big words, will see a pretty girl
 6   I,  45      |      changed into letters, but words into words, so that an unknown
 7   I,  45      |        letters, but words into words, so that an unknown language
 8   I,  48      |               48. When we find words repeated in a discourse
 9   I,  50      |       meaning changes with the words which express it. Meanings
10   I,  50      |     receive their dignity from words instead of giving it to
11   I,  59      |          two superfluous grand words.~
12  II,  63      |       s faults are great. Lewd words; this is bad, notwithstanding
13  II,  97      |    truth and hate folly. These words move us; the only error
14 III,  194     |      joy and vanity, I have no words to describe so silly a creature.~
15   V,  308     |       force, whence come these words, "The character of Divinity
16  VI,  391     |       391. Conversation.—Great words: Religion, I deny it.~Conversation.—
17  VI,  392     |        in truth, that the same words are applied on the same
18 VII,  500     |        500. The meaning of the words, good and evil.~
19 VII,  553     |     thy confessor, when My own words are to thee occasion of
20 VIII,  579    | prayers of the Church contrary words and sentences to produce
21  IX,  630     |        He desires that all His words be preserved for ever, and
22  IX,  631(114)|        same things in the same words and the same names, from
23   X,  658     |       they did not mean by the words law and sacrifice anything
24  XI,  712     |    snared, and perish. Hide my words, and cover my law for my
25  XI,  712     |    incline our heart unto your words. Teach us the things that
26  XI,  712     |          Trust ye not in lying words, saying, The temple of the
27  XI,  723     | imparted by the power of a few words, to a hundred million ignorant
28  XI,  725     |       hid me, and hath made my words like a sharp sword, and
29  XI,  725     |      water, but of hearing the words of the Lord. And they shall
30  XI,  725     |     unto thee, and will put my words in his mouth; and he shall
31  XI,  725     |       will not hearken unto my words which he will speak in my
32 XIII,  826    |        By this I know that thy words are true."~I Kings 18. Elijah
33 XIII,  842    |        you give? You have only words, and so have we. If you
34 XIV,  873     |       what the Pope is by some words of the Fathers—as the Greeks
35 XIV,  895     |   Church has established these words, anathemas, heresies, etc.
36 XIV,  898     |     king.~Explanation of these words: "He that is not with me