Book, Chapter

 1        1, LIX  |  great events, and of mighty changes in terrestrial things, such
 2        2, XXIV |  that Jesus lamented. And he changes the words in the expression, "
 3        4, XVI  |      does not understand the changes or transformations of Jesus,
 4        4, XVIII|  follows: "God either really changes himself, as these assert,
 5        4, XVIII|      the quality of the food changes in the nurse into milk with
 6        4, LVII |    purpose of regulating the changes of bodies, and which will
 7        4, LVII |  intelligence, producing the changes which occur in the qualities
 8        4, LX   |      the same amid recurring changes." In answer to this it is
 9        4, LX   |    all bodies amid recurring changes. It is evident also that
10        4, LX   |    all bodies amid recurring changes." And thus, even that which
11        4, XCVI |     of wind, and atmospheric changes, because they gather this
12        7, XIX  | another passage, although he changes the terms of it, where it