Book, Chapter

1     II, 6 | purpose such an essence was adapted to man as suited this character,
2     II, 11|  the one His own, the other adapted; the one issuing from Him,
3     II, 22| figured fashion of the ark; adapted to ornamentation for reasons
4     IV, 29|     his liberality? who has adapted the nature of "life" itself
5     IV, 38|   of the answer ought to be adapted to the proposed inquiry.
6      V, 5 |    both, and which are also adapted to the mystery of our faith;