Book, Chapter

 1      I, 11|    made clear. Why cannot the vast crowd of false gods somewhere
 2     II, 4 |       habitation for him, the vast fabric (of the world) to
 3     IV, 9 |    word brought into being so vast a fabric as the world! From
 4     IV, 14|   whiCh way to turn amidst so vast a wealth of good words like
 5     IV, 16|      If it were not so, if so vast a weight of patience which
 6     IV, 17|     moment, in return for His vast liberality in the gift of
 7     IV, 17| wanting in mercy to me for so vast an age? "Judge not, and
 8     IV, 18|  invoking the Creator in that vast manifestation of His glory
 9     IV, 27|       who seek a sign." For a vast age he hides his own light
10     IV, 34|   distance all up through the vast immensity of height and
11     IV, 41| escape with impunity after so vast a sin. If he were meant