Book, Chapter

 1     4, 15-22|         such various and divers kinds of loves laid up in one
 2     7, 5-7  |         distinguished as to the kinds of bodies; some, real bodies,
 3     8, 10-22|      are two minds in us of two kinds, one good, the other evil.
 4    10, 9-16 |      art of disputing, how many kinds of questions there be, whatsoever
 5    10, 10-17|        hear that there be three kinds of questions, "Whether the
 6    10, 17-26| innumerably full of innumerable kinds of things, either through
 7    10, 37-60|       mine do not. For in other kinds of temptations I have some
 8    13, 18-23|      spirits; to another divers kinds of tongues. And all these
 9    13, 24-36|        of error, but by various kinds of true senses? Thus do
10    13, 24-37|     Lord, to have said to these kinds, Increase and multiply.
11    13, 28-43|       very good. Of the several kinds of Thy works, when Thou