Book, Chapter

 1     1, 16-25|           had brought down things divine to us!" Yet more truly had
 2     1, 16-25|       fictions; but attributing a divine nature to wicked men, that
 3     4, 17-28|         as on something great and divine, so often as my rhetoric
 4     5, 5-8  |          them to himself, as to a divine person. ~ ~
 5     6, 1    |    deceivers had knit against the Divine Books, could be unravelled.
 6     7, 19-25| conformity therewith, through the Divine care for us, to have attained
 7     9, 11-28|         human mind embrace things divine) to have this addition to
 8    10, 35-54|     attaining knowledge, it is in Divine language called The lust
 9    12, 25-34|           not because they have a divine Spirit, and have seen in
10    13, 15-16|          authority over us in Thy Divine Scripture? as it is said,
11    13, 15-16|           us like a skin. For Thy Divine Scripture is of more eminent
12    13, 25-38|        their understanding of the divine mysteries; and they are