Book, Chapter

 1     4, 17-28|       their qualities, as the figure of a man, of what sort it
 2     5, 14-24|  resolved, and ofttimes "in a figure," which when I understood
 3     6, 11-18|      God to be bounded by the figure of a human body: and do
 4     7, 1-1  |     of Thee, O God, under the figure of a human body; since I
 5     8, 1-1  | certain, though I saw it in a figure and as through a glass.
 6    10, 6-10 |     10  Is not this corporeal figure apparent to all whose senses
 7    12, 3-3  |  nothing, neither colour, nor figure, nor body, nor spirit? and
 8    12, 8-8  |      day, by giving a visible figure to the formless matter,
 9    12, 9-9  |  among the days. For where no figure nor order is, there does
10    12, 11-11|    canst not be changed as to figure or motion, nor is Thy will
11    12, 11-14|    would tell me, that if all figure be so wasted and consumed
12    12, 11-14|   changed and turned from one figure to another, that that could
13    12, 11-14|    variety, where there is no figure. ~ ~