Book, Chapter

 1       3, IV   |        admonition of thy Spirit, spoken by thy good and pious servant: “
 2       3, VI   |       way like thee as thou hast spoken to me now. They were simply
 3       4, XIV  |       had criticized him and had spoken the same things of him in
 4       8, II   |      that my good should be evil spoken of?~4. Furthermore, this
 5       8, IV   |         by them. And if I had so spoken, they would not have meant
 6       8, IV   |         because these words were spoken to such a one as I remembered
 7       8, X    |        our own tongue, where the spoken word had both beginning
 8       9, I    |        my hope, therefore have I spoken; and in this hope I rejoice
 9       9, III  |        been? For I have seen and spoken of my harvest of things
10       9, VIII |         and yet I could not have spoken about them had it not been
11       9, X    |        about that when they were spoken of, I could acknowledge
12       9, XX   |        For when a Greek hears it spoken in Latin, he does not feel
13       9, XX   |      does not know what has been spoken. But we are as delighted
14       9, XXX  |         memory - of which I have spoken so much - the images of
15      10, VII  |         God with thee - which is spoken eternally and by which all
16      10, VII  |          by which all things are spoken eternally. For what was
17      10, VII  |    eternally. For what was first spoken was not finished, and then
18      10, VII  |          and then something else spoken until the whole series was
19      10, VII  |       until the whole series was spoken; but all things, at the
20      10, XXV  |          and that I have already spoken of time a long time, and
21      11, VIII | invisible earth of which we have spoken, are varied and altered.~
22      11, XVII |          visible) - all this was spoken of in the same terms by
23      11, XVIII|          not suppose that he has spoken anything that we either
24      11, XXXII|        he through whom they were spoken fixed on only one among
25      12, X    |         had not been made. It is spoken of as though there had been
26      12, XV   |        authority in thy sayings, spoken forth by them, stretches
27      12, XXIII|          still rightly and truly spoken. In this way, even though
28      12, XXIII|      directly,631 but have to be spoken aloud in our ears. Thus,
29      12, XXIV |         Lord, that thou hast not spoken thus in vain. Nor will I