Book, Chapter

 1       1, VIII |         pointed it out while they spoke, I saw it and realized that
 2       2, III  |          that it was only she who spoke. Yet it was through her
 3       3, VI   |         not in them. Indeed, they spoke falsely not only of thee -
 4       3, XI   |  certainly had not seen until she spoke - this answer moved me more
 5       4, III  |         his words; for, though he spoke in simple language, his
 6       4, VI   |         when he was dead. Someone spoke rightly of his friend as
 7       5, VI   |           of pleasant speech, who spoke of the very same things
 8       5, XI   |        words of one Elpidius, who spoke and disputed face to face
 9       5, XIV  |     acknowledge how skillfully he spoke, there also came an awareness
10       5, XIV  |         awareness of how truly he spoke - but only gradually. First
11       6, VI   |       hilarious. And I sighed and spoke to the friends around me
12       6, XII  |      wound. Moreover, the serpent spoke to Alypius himself by me,
13       6, XII  |  inability to give it up - when I spoke thus, then he also began
14       7, VI   | conversation followed in which he spoke of Anthony, the Egyptian
15       7, VI   |          become one now.” Thus he spoke, and in the pangs of the
16       8, IV   |          as they did to me when I spoke by and for myself before
17       8, IV   |       vanity and falsehood. And I spoke many things loudly and earnestly -
18       8, VIII |          her; and that is why she spoke up when they were alone.
19       8, X    |        them; and if then he alone spoke, not through them but by
20       8, X    |     seemed cheap to us even as we spoke. Then my mother said: “Son,
21       9, VIII |     wonder how it is that, when I spoke of all these things, I was
22       9, XXXI |           I loved so much and who spoke of these things through
23      10, III  |        his mouth. If, however, he spoke in the Hebrew language,
24      10, III  |          touch my mind; but if he spoke in Latin, I would understand
25      10, III  |            from whose fullness he spoke truth; I beseech thee, my
26      10, VIII |           Thus, in the gospel, he spoke through the flesh; and this
27      11, XII  |         the two things of which I spoke.~But “the earth was invisible
28      11, XV   |           you objectors to whom I spoke, who still believe that
29      11, XVII |         For the people to whom he spoke were rude and carnal, so
30      11, XX   | unshakably that thy servant Moses spoke in the spirit of truth -
31      11, XXIII|         me who imagine that Moses spoke things that are false. But