Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-12 |      whence is evil?" "is God bounded by a bodily shape, and has
 2     4, 10-15|      flesh; and thereby is it bounded. It sufficeth for that it
 3     5, 10-19|     of human flesh, and to be bounded by the bodily lineaments
 4     5, 10-20|   constrained to confess Thee bounded; than if on all sides I
 5     5, 10-20|     should imagine Thee to be bounded by the form of a human body.
 6     6, 1    |      and conceived of Thee as bounded by human shape (although
 7     6, 4-5  |  however great and large, yet bounded every where by the limits
 8     6, 11-18|  profane to believe God to be bounded by the figure of a human
 9     7, 1-2  | things have Thee, and they be bounded in Thee, and Thou bounded
10     7, 1-2  |     bounded in Thee, and Thou bounded nowhere. For that as the
11     7, 5-7  |     it some sponge, huge, but bounded; that sponge must needs,
12     7, 15-21|   being to Thee; and were all bounded in Thee: but in a different