Part, Question

 1   1, 1   |    Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 2: The ray of divine revelation is
 2   1, 9   |       earth, inasmuch as ~the ray of light touches the earth.
 3   1, 12  |     impossible for the divine ray to shine upon us except
 4   1, 36  |     proceeds from a ~point, a ray from the sun, a stream from
 5   1, 50  |      divine ~goodness." But a ray is only multiplied according
 6   1, 50  | receptive of ~an intelligible ray, since intellectual substances
 7   1, 53  |   successively; and because a ray does not reach sooner what
 8   1, 51  |      divine ~goodness." But a ray is only multiplied according
 9   1, 51  | receptive of ~an intelligible ray, since intellectual substances
10   1, 54  |   successively; and because a ray does not reach sooner what
11   1, 92  |     Nom. iv) ~that "the solar ray has a very great similitude
12   1, 92  |  Dionysius compares the solar ray to Divine goodness, as ~
13   1, 93  |     by shedding on his mind a ray of the unchangeable truth,
14   1, 110 |    impossible ~for the divine ray to shine on us, otherwise
15   2, 86  |      nature: hence the sun's ~ray is not defiled by contact
16   2, 101 |       Itself, and we need the ray of Divine light to shine
17   2, 172 |    impossible ~for the Divine ray to shine on us, except as
18   2, 172 |    the infusion of the divine ray. Therefore it seems that
19   2, 172 |   enlightenment by the divine ray is ~not altogether without
20   2, 178 |       eyes of his mind on the ray itself of incomprehensible
21   2, 178 |    brought back to the single ray ~of light," i.e. to the
22   3, 36  |       eyes, a more ~brilliant ray enlightened their minds
23   3, 54  |  water, and the sun's burning ray absorbs it; the former from
24 Suppl, 79|  glass in a mirror. The sun's ray dispels this opacity so
25 Suppl, 81|      distance, like the sun's ray." Therefore the ~glorified