Part, Question

 1   1, 19  |  owing to a defect not in the solar power, but in ~the effect
 2   1, 58  | ordinary days measured by the solar circuit, since the sun ~
 3   1, 67  |     as yet, being already the solar substance, and ~possessing
 4   1, 59  | ordinary days measured by the solar circuit, since the sun ~
 5   1, 68  |     as yet, being already the solar substance, and ~possessing
 6   1, 92  |      Div. Nom. iv) ~that "the solar ray has a very great similitude
 7   1, 92  |        Dionysius compares the solar ray to Divine goodness,
 8 Suppl, 36|      by the outpouring of the solar ~radiance, like the sun
 9 Suppl, 80|    certain bodies, to wit the solar rays, ~are able now to occupy
10 Suppl, 88|       position. Therefore the solar body will ~always be in