Book, Chapter

 1     2, 6-13 | never-failing plenteousness of incorruptible pleasures. Prodigality presents
 2     3, 1-1  |        without all longing for incorruptible sustenance, not because
 3     7, 1-1  |    soul believe that Thou wert incorruptible, and uninjurable, and unchangeable;
 4     7, 1-1  |      to conceive of Thee (that incorruptible, uninjurable, and unchangeable,
 5     7, 2-3  |        whereby Thou art, to be incorruptible, then were all these sayings
 6     7, 4-6  |     had already found that the incorruptible must needs be better than
 7     7, 4-6  |        wert, I confessed to be incorruptible. For never soul was, nor
 8     7, 4-6  |       truly and certainly, the incorruptible is preferable to the corruptible (
 9     7, 4-6  |       it), then, wert Thou not incorruptible, I could in thought have
10     7, 4-6  |      God. Where then I saw the incorruptible to be preferable to the
11     7, 9-15 |       changed the glory of Thy incorruptible nature into idols and divers
12     7, 12-18|    sovereignly good, they were incorruptible, if not good at all, there
13     7, 12-18|     For either it should be an incorruptible substance, and so a chief
14     8, 1-1  |        doubt that there was an incorruptible substance, whence was all
15    10, 31-43|       fulness, and clothe this incorruptible with an eternal incorruption.
16    13, 4-5  |       rest in Himself. But Thy incorruptible and unchangeable will, in