Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXX   |         not, owing to the want of union among the nations, caused
 2        3, XIV   |         this he continues: "Their union is the more wonderful, the
 3        3, XIV   |          this we answer, that our union does thus rest upon a reason,
 4        3, XV    |     enemies which strengthens our union, is plain from the fact
 5        3, XXVIII|          from Him there began the union of the divine with the human
 6        4, LIII  |       things that do not admit of union, and which cannot exist
 7        4, LXXIX |       formed from the beginning a union of the divine nature with
 8        6, XLVII |           God through the highest union with Him, being no longer
 9        6, XLVII | Righteousness, in a more intimate union, or even in a manner at
10        7, XVII  |    received and cherished it into union with the Most High God,
11        8, LXIV  |          deed, to be in peace and union with the Most High through