Book, Chapter

 1        1, LV    | several parts of the prophecy, leaving none of them unexamined.
 2        4, V     |    changing its situation, nor leaving its own place empty and
 3        4, XVII  |    parables to have gone down, leaving on the mountains those "
 4        4, XXVIII|       can we assert that "God, leaving the regions of heaven, and
 5        5, XIX   |        becoming in one who was leaving, in his Epistles, to those
 6        6, VI    |        he has left behind him, leaving it to each one to investigate
 7        7, V     |      and more ethereal bodies, leaving here below their grosser
 8        7, XLVII |       from God, His providence leaving them to themselves, they
 9        7, LXVIII|    demons, but a dead person." Leaving, then, this objection for
10        8, LV    |      be no good reason for our leaving this world, except when