Book, Chapter

 1     4, 16-25|           knew not that it must be enlightened by another light, that it
 2     4, 17-30|          and my face to the things enlightened; whence my face, with which
 3     4, 17-30|       which I discerned the things enlightened, itself was not enlightened.
 4     4, 17-30|        enlightened, itself was not enlightened. Whatever was written, either
 5     7, 1-2  |          But not as yet hadst Thou enlightened my darkness. ~ ~
 6     8, 4-9  |            Thee, approach, and are enlightened, receiving that Light, which
 7     8, 10-22|          Thee, the true Light that enlightened every man that cometh into
 8     8, 10-22|          draw near unto Him and be enlightened, and your faces shall not
 9     9, 4-10 | enlighteneth every man, but we are enlightened by Thee; that having been
10    12, 15-20|         enlighteneth, and which is enlightened, so much is there betwixt
11    13, 2-3  |         was created, and by Him so enlightened, become light; though not
12    13, 3-4  |         for a life, which could be enlightened, so neither now that it
13    13, 3-4  |          it was, had it any, to be enlightened. For neither could its formless
14    13, 4-5  |           and to be perfected, and enlightened, and beautified. ~ ~
15    13, 10-11|         have been, had it not been enlightened. And, this is so spoken,
16    13, 16-19|           it be known by the thing enlightened, and changeable. Therefore