Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-9  |    unabiding; and of all things changeable, the springs abide in Thee
 2     4, 16-26|     rather than confess that my changeable substance had gone astray
 3     7, 1-1  | corruptible, and injurable, and changeable) as being in space, whether
 4     7, 17-23|      Eternity of Truth above my changeable mind. And thus by degrees
 5     7, 17-23|      was to be preferred to the changeable"; whence also it knew That
 6     7, 17-23|      ground to prefer it to the changeable. And thus with the flash
 7    11, 8-10 |        are admonished through a changeable creature; we are but led
 8    12, 6-6  |       For the changeableness of changeable things, is itself capable
 9    12, 6-6  |         forms, into which these changeable things are changed. And
10    12, 8-8  |      these things of which this changeable world consists, but subsists
11    12, 12-15|      interval of change, though changeable, yet not changed, it may
12    12, 29-40|      unchangeably making things changeable; and thereby before them.
13    13, 8-9  |   unchangeably over every thing changeable. Otherwise, had even the
14    13, 9-10 |       Divinity above all things changeable, then were both Father,
15    13, 10-11|         borne above every thing changeable, borne aloft by that calling
16    13, 16-19|      the thing enlightened, and changeable. Therefore is my soul like