Book, Chapter

 1        1, XIX   |       all created things, and united himself to the Creator of
 2        2, IX    | divine degree, which was once united with the Logos of God? He,
 3        2, LXIX  |    and hewed out of one rock, united together in all its parts.
 4        4, XVIII |   anything from the body when united with it, or from the place
 5        4, XXXIII|   possess such efficacy, when united with the name of God, that
 6        5, XXXIX |    the soul of Jesus, and was united to Him in a degree far above
 7        5, XLV   |  matters think it ought to be united, there would then follow
 8        5, LVI   |        and incapable of being united, he subjoins to his statement
 9        6, XX    | rivers of knowledge, shall be united with those waters that are
10        6, XXV   | distinct from each other, but united by one circle, which was
11        8, LIII  |   Celsus: "Since men are born united to a body, whether to suit
12        8, LXXV  |       law of God, and thus be united with the Supreme God through