Chapter

 1 15|    there be in the soul some supreme principle of vitality and
 2 15|     agree; in other words, a supreme principle of intelligence
 3 15|   est sensus."~"Man has his (supreme) sensation in the blood
 4 20|    must perhaps be added the supreme powers. Now these are the
 5 20|    powers. Now these are the supreme powers: according to our (
 6 22| faculties mutable, rational, supreme, endued with an instinct
 7 23|     by the compassion of the Supreme Power (in whose image, which
 8 24|     of delineation, uniform, supreme, rational, and intellectual.
 9 24|     by the influences of the Supreme Powers, and the changes
10 34|    reigned himself to be the Supreme Father, and further pretended
11 34|    lost sheep, upon whom the Supreme Father, even Simon, descended,
12 38|    and the influences of the Supreme Powers; but in pursuance
13 46|   confined to predictions of supreme power; for they indicated