Book, Chapter

 1       1, IX   |       riches! To this end I was sent to school to get learning,
 2       5, XIII |          the officials of Milan sent to Rome, to the prefect
 3       6, IX   |      each other in whispers and sent men to arrest whomsoever
 4       6, IX   |         behold, those that were sent caught him alone, holding
 5       6, VI   |       to be in labor, they each sent word to the other as to
 6       6, XIX  | miraculously born of a virgin - sent to set us an example of
 7       7, XII  |     still enthralled by them. I sent up these sorrowful cries: “
 8       8, IV   |       of Truth.” Already he had sent him, and I knew it not.
 9       8, IV   |       and I knew it not. He had sent him because he was now magnified,
10       8, VIII |        things, when her parents sent her as a sober maiden to
11       9, XLIII|         to the humble, and hast sent to them so that through
12      11, XXIX |      tune; rather, the sound is sent forth from the body and
13      12, XIII |     voice but in thy voice, who sent thy Spirit from above through
14      12, XXVI | Philippians the things they had sent by Epaphroditus; yet I see
15      12, XXVI |        even in Thessalonica you sent time and time again, according
16      12, XXVI |         that he said, “You have sent me gifts according to my