Book, Chapter

 1        2, LXIX  | apprehension of Scripture, to be a symbol of something else. Accordingly,
 2        3, XL    |         according to some image or symbol of His appearance. And therefore
 3        5, XLII  |          existed amongst them as a symbol of the city of God, and
 4        6, XXXI  |            and father, bearing the symbol of life in the character
 5        6, XXXI  |      bearing now mine own beard as symbol, I am ready to pass through
 6        6, XXXI  |           me, seeing the faultless symbol of their art, preserved
 7        6, XXXI  |         seeing I bring to thee the symbol of thy mother, a grace which
 8        6, XXXI  |          seeing thou beholdest the symbol of thine own power, sculptured
 9        6, XXXV  |         described in the law was a symbol of the circumcision performed
10        6, XXXV  |           issue of blood to be the symbol; so that Celsus, who confuses
11        6, LXVIII|          up into heaven, and whose symbol was Elijah. And he who beheld
12        7, XLIV  |            ascend from the visible symbol to that which is spiritual
13        8, LVII  |        present life. And we have a symbol of gratitude to God in the