Book, Chapter

 1     7, 2-3  |      with opposed powers, and natures not created by Thee, and
 2     8, 10-23|     there he so many contrary natures as there be conflicting
 3     8, 10-23|     out, Behold, here are two natures: one good, draws this way;
 4     8, 10-23|    they must suppose two evil natures, and two evil souls conflicting
 5    12, 11-11|       that Thou hast made all natures and substances, which are
 6    12, 17-25|  visible world with all those natures which most manifestly appear
 7    12, 17-26|  already perfected and formed natures, visible and invisible,
 8    12, 19-28| comprise all made and created natures. And true too, that whatsoever
 9    12, 27-37|    assured, that God made all natures, which in admirable variety
10    12, 28-39|    heaven and earth; another, natures already formed and distinguished;
11    12, 28-39|    these visible and ordinary natures. Neither do they, who believe
12    13, 2-2  |       spiritual and corporeal natures which Thou madest in Thy
13    13, 24-37|  therefore we conceive of the natures of the things themselves,