Book, Chapter

 1        2, VI   |     educated by the mystical contemplation of the law and the prophets.
 2        3, LVI  |  communion with God, and the contemplation of things that are "intelligent,"
 3        4, LXIV | longer or shorter periods of contemplation. In like manner, we may
 4        5, LIX  |     works, retiring into the contemplation of Himself, but on which,
 5        6, IV   |     the world, and from (the contemplation of) sensible things, from
 6        6, XX   |    desiring to remain in the contemplation of these. and being assisted
 7        6, XX   |     down by them, but by his contemplation of (divine) things deemed
 8        6, XX   | shall be ever engaged in the contemplation of the invisible things
 9        6, XXIII|      means for a pro-founder contemplation of the entrance of souls
10        6, LXI  |   duties, will ascend to the contemplation (of celestial things), and
11        7, XXXI |      capable of so sublime a contemplation, we would then be able to
12        8, XVIII|    of the Creator for in the contemplation of God with a pure heart