Book, Chapter

 1        1, II    | Grecian dialectics. And this diviner method is called by the
 2        1, XXXVII|    substance from better and diviner elements than others, because
 3        1, XLIII |    shown to the prophet by a diviner Spirit, but also to have
 4        2, LXVIII|    His coming, as a being of diviner nature, in order to disappear
 5        3, XXXV  |     to rise to the purer and diviner region, whither the grossnesses
 6        3, XXXIX |    of being accompanied by a diviner power, which accomplished
 7        4, XXX   |     higher inspiration and a diviner power. "For no man knoweth
 8        6, LXI   |   who belong to a better and diviner order of things, because
 9        6, LXXVII|       lofty mount," He has a diviner appearance, which they behold,
10        7, XXXIV |   wonderful, they speak of a diviner sense, which is very different
11        7, XXXIV |      ears spoken of are of a diviner kind. When it is said that
12        7, XXXIV |     writings that there is a diviner sense than the senses of
13        7, XLIX  |   and indeed much better and diviner things than these, have
14        8, VI    |      have a much greater and diviner embassy in "being ambassadors
15        8, LXXV  |     reserve themselves for a diviner and more necessary service