Book, Chapter

 1     1, 6-10 |        receive the mould of their degree of being. But Thou art still
 2     7, 3-4  |        and unalterable, and in no degree mutable; yet understood
 3    10, 33-50| strictness; and sometimes to that degree, as to wish the whole melody
 4    12, 7-7  |          7 But whence had it this degree of being, but from Thee,
 5    12, 8-8  |           perceivable in whatever degree unto the fishes, and creeping
 6    12, 11-11|         unto that which in a less degree is, because such motion
 7    12, 15-22|         is whatsoever is, in what degree soever it is." "This also,"
 8    12, 28-38|        and rejoice, in the little degree they here may, in the light
 9    13, 5-6  |         from Whom it had its then degree of life, and by His enlightening
10    13, 19-25|         they give it light in its degree. For behold God saying,
11    13, 31-46|        see that whatsoever in any degree is, is good. For from Him
12    13, 31-46|         is, who Himself Is not in degree, but what He Is, Is. ~ ~