Book, Chapter

 1       4, XIV |      gave him high praise and expressed amazement that a Syrian,
 2       5, VI  |  better because it was better expressed nor more true because it
 3       5, VI  |     of truth itself, if it is expressed in smooth and flowing language.
 4       5, VI  | because a thing is eloquently expressed it should not be taken to
 5       6, VI  |       by human observation or expressed in those tables which the
 6       6, IX  |    discovered in those books, expressed in many and various ways,
 7       7, VI  |     up at me with a smile and expressed his delight and wonder that
 8       7, VIII|       face, eyes, color, tone expressed my meaning more clearly
 9       8, XI  |    you are.” And when she had expressed her wish in such words as
10      11, XXIV|      that he saw it truly and expressed it suitably.~
11      12, XXIV|    one way in the mind may be expressed in many different ways by
12      12, XXIV|  referring to the corporeally expressed signs [of fecundity], since
13      12, XXIV|     in many ways what we find expressed obscurely in a single statement.