Chapter

 1 8 |    which may be quite plainly seen by another,--without implying
 2 9 |  whatever things she may have seen in vision (for all her communications
 3 9 |      Paul must have heard and seen the Lord; it has, moreover
 4 17|      is possible, (as we have seen), for phenomena to be reported
 5 17|  deception. He was truly both seen and heard upon the mount;
 6 17|     John: "That which we have seen, which we have heard, which
 7 18|      not to know that we have seen or heard something, on the
 8 18|     things of Him are clearly seen from the creation of the
 9 22|       proof; whence it may be seen that the soul is rather
10 26|    number of her offspring is seen, and their presaged condition
11 39|        so that they are never seen in their spontaneous action,
12 41| character thereof, either not seen at all, its light being
13 46|       he became a father, had seen imprinted on the pudenda
14 57|  persons are not unfrequently seen, and that for a set purpose.
15 57|       the phenomena which are seen. Now things are not true