Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-12 |      could do but Thou: whose Unity is the mould of all things;
 2     1, 20-31|      trace of that mysterious Unity whence I was derived; I
 3     2, 1    |   sweet tie, by reason of the unity formed of many souls. Upon
 4     4, 16-24|     in the first I observed a unity, but in the other, a sort
 5     4, 16-24|      of division. And in that unity I conceived the rational
 6     4, 17-29|    wonderful and unchangeable Unity also, as if Thou also hadst
 7    12, 7-7  |        One Trinity, and Trine Unity; and therefore out of nothing
 8    12, 28-38|    likeness (recurring to Thy Unity, according to their appointed
 9    13, 2-2  |      were brought back to Thy Unity, indued with form and from
10    13, 11-12|     abundant greatness of its Unity, -who can readily conceive
11    13, 22-32|    discern the Trinity of the Unity, and the Unity of the Trinity.
12    13, 22-32| Trinity of the Unity, and the Unity of the Trinity. Wherefore