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 1   I,  16       |             Eloquence is an art of saying things in such a way (1)
 2   I,  33       |           model, which consists in saying little things in big words,
 3  II,  108      |          interest in what they are saying, we must not absolutely
 4 III,  222      |          What reason have they for saying that we cannot rise from
 5  IV,  263      |            present subject and for saying, "This is not always true;
 6  IV,  266      |         the great number of stars, saying, "There are only one thousand
 7   V,  337      |         semi-learned despise them, saying that birth is not a personal,
 8  VI,  392      |        fact by the same word, both saying that it has moved; and from
 9 VII,  446      |      according to the Jews.~On the saying in Genesis 8:21: "The imagination
10 VII,  497      |     attacks it; so that instead of saying, "If there were no mercy
11 VII,  502      |           he uses as their master, saying to the one, "Go," and to
12 VII,  513      |      happened that the occasion of saying it did not present itself.
13  IX,  616      |           Abraham came afterwards, saying that he had had revelation
14   X,  686      |              that is equivalent to saying that the same intention
15   X,  689      |                           690. One saying of David, or of Moses, as
16   X,  689      |    philosophers or Christians, one saying of this kind would in fact
17  XI,  712      |      things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand,
18  XI,  712      |            thing commanded I them, saying, Obey and be faithful to
19  XI,  712      |       Trust ye not in lying words, saying, The temple of the Lord,
20  XI,  725      |           the day of the assembly, saying, Let us not hear again the
21  XI,  731      |           every man his neighbour, saying, Here is the Lord, for God
22 XII,  776      |          The semi-Pelagians err in saying of in communi what is true
23 XII,  776      | particulari; and the Calvinists in saying in particulari what is true
24 XIII,  825(183)|      believed not on him: that the saying of Esaias the prophet might
25 XIII,  835     |         being for Jesus Christ and saying so, and not being for Jesus
26 XIII,  842     |            We must pardon Him this saying: Quid debui? 207 "Accuse
27 XIII,  842     |    exorcists beaten by the devils, saying, "Jesus I know, and Paul
28 XIII,  842     |         and only showing the good, saying that he conforms to God
29 XIII,  850     |         would be as much reason in saying that, if the Eucharist raised