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 1   I,  29(2)|      Petronius, 90. "You have spoken more as a poet than as a
 2   I,  58   |  amiss. "With reverence be it spoken..." The only thing bad is
 3  II,  100  | useful to those to whom it is spoken, but disadvantageous to
 4  II,  174  |      have best known and best spoken of the misery of man; the
 5 VII,  446  |      of wisdom of which it is spoken in Proverbs 9, and if he
 6 VII,  446  |      the water of which it is spoken in Isaiah 55.~Midrasch Tillim
 7   X,  650  |      Solomon and the King are spoken of in the second book of
 8   X,  684  |        therefore they are not spoken of reality, but of the type.~
 9   X,  686  |     these expressions, God is spoken of after the manner of men;
10   X,  686  | inexpressible, they cannot be spoken of otherwise, and the Church
11  XI,  726  |     time. When the Messiah is spoken of as great and glorious,
12 XII,  786  |     nor other historians have spoken of Jesus Christ.—So far
13 XIII,  806 |    all times, either men have spoken of the true God, or the
14 XIII,  806 |      God, or the true God has spoken to men.~
15 XIII,  816 |      they have heard the true spoken of, as appears by the Deluge,
16 XIII,  817 |      they have heard the true spoken of, as appears by the cross
17 XIV,  870  |     other. And thus they have spoken differently of the Pope. (
18 XIV,  919  | speaking. Now, after Rome has spoken, and we think that she has