Book, Chapter

 1     2, 1    |  unpermitted me, a darkened likeness of Thy Omnipotency? Behold,
 2     6, 7-12 |   while I was explaining, a likeness from the Circensian races
 3     7, 9-14 |  servant, being made in the likeness of men, and found in fashion
 4     7, 9-15 |     divers shapes, into the likeness of the image of corruptible
 5    12, 28-38|    of Thyself, in Thine own likeness, which is the form of all
 6    12, 28-38|     should be formed by Thy likeness (recurring to Thy Unity,
 7    13, 17-21|     itself according to its likeness, when from feeling of our
 8    13, 22-32|    but, after our image and likeness. For man being renewed in
 9    13, 22-32|    in the plural. After our likeness, is subjoined in the singular,
10    13, 32-47| created after Thy image and likeness, even through that Thy very
11    13, 32-47|     that Thy very image and likeness (that is the power of reason
12    13, 34-49| renewed after Thy image and likeness; and didst subject its rational