Part, Chapter

 1    1, Prol|       notes,~Yet they are not manifest to the sensual eye and ear.~
 2    1, 5   |      this purpose,~To wit, to manifest happiness by its opposites. 12~
 3    1, 15  |  parturition, when it becomes manifest to what class the infant
 4    1, 15  |    day of judgment it will be manifest to all men whether a soul
 5    1, 15  |       so now it was plain and manifest to him. He went on to ask
 6    2, 10  |         Behold secrets become manifest through his light! ~So long
 7    2, 15  |        For everything is made manifest by its opposite,~In contrast
 8    3, 12  |     sin; ~Thy secret sins are manifest; no divulging is needed. ~
 9    3, 16  | deepest secrets ~Are open and manifest to the eyes of the perfect.~
10    4, 1   |    judge of the hidden by the manifest; I see for myself that your
11    4, 7   |       world exist in order to manifest~And to disclose the 'hidden
12    5, 1   |       Accidents serve only to manifest the secret essence;~The
13    5, 1   |     it in mercy?~Act and word manifest the secret thoughts and
14    5, 13  |      the carnal,~But open and manifest to the spiritual!~O God,
15    6, 8   |    The attribute of man is to manifest God's signs.~Whatever is