Book, Chapter

 1     3, 8-15 |     him cannot be against the common weal of the state (nay,
 2     8, 1-2  |     surmounted it; and by the common witness of all Thy creatures
 3    10, 42-67|    deluded, hath one thing in common with man, that is sin; another
 4    10, 42-67|      he would seem to have in common with God; and not being
 5    10, 42-67|     is death, this hath he in common with men, that with them
 6    10, 43-68|    which He willed to have in common with them. Hence He was
 7    11, 23-29|      in a small thing notices common to things great and small.
 8    12, 17-25|       man are): therefore the common matter of all things visible
 9    12, 21-30|       and lower, with all the common and known creatures in them." ~ ~
10    12, 25-34| theirs, and mine; as being in common to all lovers of truth.
11    12, 25-34|     is driven from what is in common to his own; that is, from