Book, Chapter

 1     5, 3-5  |            into an image made like corruptible man, and to birds, and four-footed
 2     7, 1-1  |       which I preferred before the corruptible, and injurable, and changeable)
 3     7, 2-3  |            Word itself being still corruptible because it was of one and
 4     7, 2-3  |        false and execrable; but if corruptible, the very statement showed
 5     7, 4-6  |           needs be better than the corruptible: and Thee therefore, whatsoever
 6     7, 4-6  | incorruptible is preferable to the corruptible (as I did now prefer it),
 7     7, 4-6  |            to be preferable to the corruptible, there ought I to seek for
 8     7, 4-6  |         which God is should not be corruptible," seeing if it were so,
 9     7, 9-15 |           likeness of the image of corruptible man, and birds, and beasts,
10     7, 12-18|          and so a chief good: or a corruptible substance; which unless