Chapter

 1 14|         as parts of the soul, as powers, or faculties, or operations
 2 18|  serviceable character, even the powers of the soul, which produce
 3 18|       both into the intellectual powers from their spiritual seed,
 4 18|         between the intellectual powers and the sensuous faculties,
 5 20|     perhaps be added the supreme powers. Now these are the supreme
 6 20|        Now these are the supreme powers: according to our (Christian)
 7 24|        influences of the Supreme Powers, and the changes of man'
 8 24|     oblivion, Still exercise its powers of memory? And how comes
 9 34|         had produced the angelic powers, which knew nothing of the
10 34| liberating them from the angelic powers. Moreover, to deceive these
11 37|         but as calling forth Its powers.~
12 38|        influences of the Supreme Powers; but in pursuance of that