Book, Chapter

1     7, 1-1  |       may be corrupted must be inferior to that which cannot; what
2     7, 7-11 |     things was I superior, but inferior to Thee; and Thou art my
3     7, 7-11 |      of my buckler, even these inferior things were set above me,
4     7, 13-19|      together, do yet with the inferior part, which we call Earth,
5     7, 16-22|      good, fitting in with the inferior portions of Thy Creation,
6     7, 17-23| sinking with sorrow into these inferior things. This weight was
7    12, 7-7  |        which nothing should be inferior. ~ ~
8    13, 32-47|   corporeal part, superior and inferior, or the spiritual and corporeal
9    13, 32-47| spiritual upper waters and the inferior corporeal waters, or (since