Book, Chapter

 1       3, VI   |         books, [the Manicheans] sounded out thy name though it was
 2       4, X    |        passes away, when it has sounded its part, so that the next
 3       9, IX   |       not as though a sound had sounded and passed away like a voice
 4      10, VI   |         Son”423? For that voice sounded forth and died away; it
 5      10, VI   |        and ended. The syllables sounded and passed away, the second
 6      10, VI   | creature, itself in time, which sounded that voice, obeying thy
 7      10, VI   |      compared those words which sounded in time with thy eternal
 8      10, VIII |     through the flesh; and this sounded in the outward ears of men
 9      10, XXVII|         It was future before it sounded, and could not be measured
10      10, XXVII|         am measuring? Both have sounded, have flown away, have passed
11      10, XXVII| predetermined end. It has truly sounded and will go on sounding.
12      10, XXVII|    already finished has already sounded and what remains will still
13      11, XXIX |      but just as soon as it has sounded it passes away, and you