Book, Chapter

 1     3, 6-10 | spiritual works are before these corporeal works, celestial though
 2     3, 6-10 |     spoken to me; for those were corporeal fantasies, false bodies,
 3     4, 16-24|       and my mind ranged through corporeal forms; and "fair," I defined
 4     4, 16-24|          and this I supported by corporeal examples. And I turned to
 5     4, 16-26|  stiffneckedness, and I imagined corporeal forms, and, myself flesh,
 6     4, 16-26|     vanity devised out of things corporeal. And I was wont to ask Thy
 7     4, 16-27|     volumes; revolving within me corporeal fictions, buzzing in the
 8     5, 5-9  |     position or character of the corporeal creation can injure him,
 9     5, 11-21|          I, conceiving of things corporeal only, was mainly held down,
10     6, 1    |        in space, art not of such corporeal shape, yet hast Thou made
11     6, 4-6  |          as this, whether things corporeal, which were not present
12    10, 6-10 |             10.6.10  Is not this corporeal figure apparent to all whose
13    10, 25-36|        there among the images of corporeal things: and I came to those
14    10, 25-36|     there: for as Thou art not a corporeal image, nor the affection
15    10, 34-52|        see and love it. But that corporeal light whereof I spake, it
16    11, 6-8  |    heaven and earth, there was a corporeal creature before heaven and
17    11, 6-8  |       time. But there was nought corporeal before heaven and earth;
18    12, 2-2  |        we see is earth? For this corporeal whole, not being wholly
19    12, 8-8  |       For very wonderful is this corporeal heaven; of which firmament
20    12, 15-19|     mould, nor of celestial bulk corporeal but spiritual, and partaker
21    12, 17-25|       without form is understood corporeal matter, antecedent to its
22    12, 17-26|         spiritual, the other the corporeal, creation." ~ ~
23    12, 20-29|         or the spiritual and the corporeal creature." He another, that
24    12, 20-29|       the universal bulk of this corporeal world, together with all
25    12, 20-29|          creatures spiritual and corporeal." He another, that saith,
26    12, 20-29|  formless matter of the creature corporeal, wherein heaven and earth
27    12, 21-30|         the deep; that is, "that corporeal thing that God made, was
28    12, 21-30|         yet a formless matter of corporeal things, without order, without
29    12, 21-30|    darksome matter, of which the corporeal heaven and the corporeal
30    12, 21-30|         corporeal heaven and the corporeal earth were to be made, with
31    12, 21-30|           which are known to our corporeal senses." Another he who
32    12, 21-30|        earth, that is, the whole corporeal nature, under which name
33    12, 21-30|     which name is comprised this corporeal heaven also; in a word,
34    12, 21-30|        namely, the spiritual and corporeal creature." Another he who
35    12, 21-30|         earth; namely, the whole corporeal bulk of the world, divided
36    12, 24-33|      nature whether spiritual or corporeal, but both of them inchoate
37    12, 28-39|    Heaven, the other formless, a corporeal matter, under the name Earth.
38    12, 28-39|       out of which this sensible corporeal mass was to he made, containing
39    12, 29-40|       universal intelligible and corporeal creation. For if he would
40    12, 29-40|       the tune; but is something corporeal, subjected to the soul which
41    13, 2-2  |          Let those spiritual and corporeal natures which Thou madest
42    13, 2-2  |      state, whether spiritual or corporeal, ready to fall away into
43    13, 2-2  |    without form, superior to the corporeal though formed, and the corporeal
44    13, 2-2  | corporeal though formed, and the corporeal though without form, better
45    13, 2-3  |                   13.2.3 How did corporeal matter deserve of Thee,
46    13, 20-28|          in many waters, after a corporeal and sensible manner, mysterious
47    13, 20-28|     initiated and consecrated by corporeal Sacraments, should not further
48    13, 24-36|          manifoldly signified by corporeal expressions, which is understood
49    13, 24-36|          is signified one way by corporeal expression. Behold, the
50    13, 24-37|   creatures spiritual as well as corporeal, as in heaven and earth,
51    13, 32-47|    heaven and earth, whether the corporeal part, superior and inferior,
52    13, 32-47|   inferior, or the spiritual and corporeal creature; and in the adorning
53    13, 32-47|          waters and the inferior corporeal waters, or (since this also
54    13, 34-49|      Gentiles, didst Thou out of corporeal matter produce the Sacraments,