Chapter

 1 V    |       heart to the knowledge of divine things.~
 2 VII  |       his own deservings or the divine benefits--to turn the advantages
 3 XII  |         it but a mockery of the divine name, but a desertion of
 4 XIII |       nothing but spiritual and divine things, he lays it down,
 5 XIV  |     Christ, to things above and divine, let us do nothing but what
 6 XV   |     what you were not, that the divine birth might shine forth
 7 XV   |        his acts and praises the divine eminence of race is announced!
 8 XVI  |         devil. Let there be the divine reading in the hands, the
 9 XVII |       fertile produce, that the divine and spiritual cornfield
10 XVII | consider those things which are divine and righteous, as it is
11 XVIII|       heavenly birth and by the divine law are made one, and respond