Book, Chapter

 1     3, 4-7  |        into me its style, but its matter. ~ ~
 2     4, 15-23|          And it was to me a great matter, that my discourse and labours
 3     4, 16-24|         yet, whereon this weighty matter turned in Thy wisdom, O
 4     5, 13-23|           attentively; but of the matter I was as a careless and
 5     5, 13-23|           that of Faustus. Of the matter, however, there was no comparison;
 6     6, 7-11 |         his father's mind in that matter, he began to greet me, come
 7     6, 9-14 |        being desirous to know the matter, entered the place; where
 8     6, 9-15 |         calamity, heard the whole matter, and bade all present, amid
 9     6, 10-16|        openly refuse, but put the matter off upon Alypius, alleging
10     6, 11-19|         them. See, it is no great matter now to obtain some station,
11     6, 13-23|          of her own soul. Yet the matter was pressed on, and a maiden
12     7, 5-7  |           Or, was there some evil matter of which He made, and formed,
13     7, 5-7  |          effected, that this evil matter should not be, and He alone
14     7, 5-7  |        were good, then, that evil matter being taken away and brought
15     7, 5-7  |       nothing, He might form good matter, whereof to create all things.
16     7, 5-7  |           without the aid of that matter which Himself had not created.
17    10, 31-44|       health, it may disguise the matter of gratification. These
18    10, 37-60|        wilt. Thou knowest on this matter the groans of my heart,
19    10, 37-61|        doubtful of myself in this matter? ~ ~
20    11, 5-7  |    commanding the limbs, Thou the matter whereof he makes any thing;
21    11, 5-7  |  interpreter, he may from mind to matter, convey that which he doth,
22    12, 3-3  |       diversifiedst this formless matter, there was nothing, neither
23    12, 4-4  |      conceive the formlessness of matter (which Thou hadst created
24    12, 5-5  |        justice; because it is the matter of bodies; nor object of
25    12, 6-6  |    Thyself hath taught me of that matter, -the name whereof hearing
26    12, 6-6  |   whatsoever, if I would conceive matter absolutely without form;
27    12, 8-8  |       Lord, madest the world of a matter without form, which out
28    12, 8-8  |    visible figure to the formless matter, which Thou madest before
29    12, 8-8  |          Thou madest was formless matter, because it was invisible
30    12, 8-8  |            while the figures, the matter whereof is the invisible
31    12, 15-19|         nature already formed, or matter capable of form, is not,
32    12, 15-22|          be false? Is it that the matter was without form, in which
33    12, 17-24|           of earth, that formless matter." "What then?" "That man
34    12, 17-24| understood of this formless first matter. ~ ~
35    12, 17-25|  formlessness and confusedness of matter, was for this reason first
36    12, 17-25|        are): therefore the common matter of all things visible and
37    12, 17-25|           is understood corporeal matter, antecedent to its being
38    12, 17-25|          upon the deep, spiritual matter, before it underwent any
39    12, 20-29|         did God make the formless matter of creatures spiritual and
40    12, 20-29|           God create the formless matter of the creature corporeal,
41    12, 20-29|        did God make that formless matter, confusedly containing in
42    12, 21-30|       made, was as yet a formless matter of corporeal things, without
43    12, 21-30|           a formless and darksome matter, of which the corporeal
44    12, 21-30|           formless and a darksome matter; out of which was to be
45    12, 21-30|    already was a certain formless matter, of which the Scripture
46    12, 22-31|         that this formlessness of matter seems to be called by the
47    12, 22-31|       told us, that God made this matter, unless we understand it
48    12, 22-31|           so to call the formless matter), we are to understand no
49    12, 22-31|        are to understand no other matter, but that which God made,
50    12, 22-31|         do not deny this formless matter to be indeed created by
51    12, 22-31|      earth; how then can formless matter be meant in that name of
52    12, 22-31|          understand that formless matter (which this Scripture calls
53    12, 28-39|          earth," one believes the matter out of which the heaven
54    12, 28-39|       other formless, a corporeal matter, under the name Earth. They
55    12, 28-39|      heaven and earth, understand matter as yet formless, out of
56    12, 28-39|        one way; but the one, that matter out of which both the intelligible
57    12, 29-40|           heaven and earth of the matter of heaven and earth, that
58    12, 29-40|        But when he says, God made matter first formless, then formed,
59    12, 29-40|     cannot be formed. Thus is the matter before the thing made; not
60    12, 29-40|         which sound of his is his matter. And this indeed is formed,
61    12, 29-40|         therefore (as I said) the matter of the sound is before the
62    12, 29-40|          able, understand how the matter of things was first made,
63    12, 29-40|    nothing can be related of that matter, but as though prior in
64    13, 2-3  |          13.2.3 How did corporeal matter deserve of Thee, to be even
65    13, 32-47|           harmonized, yea and the matter of herbs and trees. We behold
66    13, 33-48|           not of Thee; not of any matter not Thine, or that was before,
67    13, 33-48|           that was before, but of matter concreated (that is, at
68    13, 33-48|         give form. For seeing the matter of heaven and earth is one
69    13, 33-48|          another, Thou madest the matter of merely nothing, but the
70    13, 33-48|           of the world out of the matter without form: yet both together,
71    13, 33-48|        the form should follow the matter, without any interval of
72    13, 34-49|       didst Thou out of corporeal matter produce the Sacraments,