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 1  II,  65      |         too much of trifles and spoke too much of himself.~
 2  II,  100     |       absence, although he then spoke in sincerity and without
 3   V,  331     |        the madmen, to whom they spoke, thought they were kings
 4  VI,  342     |     does by instinct, and if it spoke by mind what it speaks by
 5  IX,  601     | foundation by the oracles which spoke. But what are the books
 6   X,  681(133)|                           For I spoke not unto your fathers." ~
 7   X,  690     |         will judge that the one spoke in mysteries, and not the
 8   X,  691     |      plainly iniquities when he spoke of enemies, was not the
 9  XI,  718     |         eternal King came, they spoke to flatter the people and
10 XIII,  842    |     such miracles.~Jesus Christ spoke neither against God, nor
11 XIV,  885     |  heathen, and also the Prophet, spoke evil of Israel. But the