Book, Chapter
1 1, 18-28| chariots, or ships, fly with visible wings, or journey by the
2 5, 3-6 | succession of times, and the visible testimonies of the stars;
3 5, 10-19| earth, Creator of all things visible and invisible: and it seemed
4 9, 11-27| while withdrawn from these visible things. We hastened round
5 10, 18-27| from the memory (as any visible body), yet its image is
6 12, 6-6 | capable of receiving these visible and compound figures. ~ ~
7 12, 8-8 | Because this deep of waters, visible now, hath even in his depths,
8 12, 8-8 | the third day, by giving a visible figure to the formless matter,
9 12, 12-15| created, together with a visible and well-formed earth: and
10 12, 17-24| compendiously, all this visible world; so as afterwards
11 12, 17-24| works of God only as were visible." They agree, however, that
12 12, 17-24| subsequently shown, that all these visible things which we all know,
13 12, 17-25| because out of it was this visible world with all those natures
14 12, 17-25| say that "invisible and visible nature is not indeed inappropriately
15 12, 17-25| common matter of all things visible and invisible (as yet unformed
16 12, 17-25| earth (i. the invisible and visible creature when formed), was
17 12, 17-26| perfected and formed natures, visible and invisible, are not signified
18 12, 19-28| and true again, that this visible world hath for its greater
19 12, 21-30| word, out of which every visible and invisible creature was
20 12, 24-33| Thou createdst all things visible and invisible, affirm also,
21 12, 28-39| in its vast bosom these visible and ordinary natures. Neither
22 12, 28-39| both the invisible and visible, the other, the visible
23 12, 28-39| visible, the other, the visible only, in which we behold
24 13, 32-47| and formed so as to be visible and harmonized, yea and
25 13, 34-49| produce the Sacraments, and visible miracles, and forms of words
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