Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIV   |           baptism. And he who is adorned with the spiritual gift,
 2        3, XXV    |           pious" man who was not adorned with all moderation and
 3        3, LXII   |     although he look up to Him, (adorned) with virtue from the beginning."
 4        3, LXII   |         a man to look up to God (adorned) with virtue from the beginning.
 5        3, LXIII  |          who can look up to God (adorned) with virtue from the beginning;"
 6        4, XXXII  |    religion of Jesus, who, being adorned not only with understanding,
 7        4, LXXXIII|  universal mother, Nature, which adorned even irrational animals,
 8        6, XV     |         humility, and becomingly adorned." He did not observe, however,
 9        6, XV     |        is "humble and becomingly adorned," is so in a greater degree
10        6, XV     |         s "humble and becomingly adorned" individual: for he is becomingly
11        6, XV     | individual: for he is becomingly adorned, on the one hand, because "
12        7, XXIII  |           we hold that he who is adorned by the Holy Spirit with
13        7, LIX    |          to imagine that a truth adorned with the graces of Grecian