Book, Chapter

1    10, 17-26|   Thee, O sweet Light. What sayest Thou to me? See, I am mounting
2    11, 3-5  |    that man of Thine, "thou sayest truly." Whereas then I cannot
3    11, 7-9  | dost say; and whatever Thou sayest shall be made is made; nor
4    11, 24-31|     time, I hear; this Thou sayest; but that the motion of
5    11, 24-31|   is time, I hear not; Thou sayest it not. For when a body
6    12, 14-17| have it understood, as thou sayest, but otherwise, as we say."
7    12, 25-35|   that to be true that Thou sayest, and both see that to be
8    13, 22-32| will of God. Wherefore Thou sayest not, "Let man be made,"