Book, Chapter

 1        2, XLVIII |        lame in the feet of the "inner man," as Scripture calls
 2        3, XXI    |        Celsus, in Comparing the inner mysteries of the Church
 3        3, XXXVII |       would say) drawn from the inner nature of things; and amongst
 4        5, LX     |       which is the face of the "inner man," filled with light
 5        6, XXXVIII|       which was yellow, and the inner blue,--a barrier inscribed
 6        6, LXIII  |        understood to be in our "inner man," which is also renewed,
 7        7, XXXVIII|     body, otherwise called "the inner man," or simply "the soul"--
 8        7, XLVI   |       souls, and "mutilate" the inner man, by severing from it
 9        8, XLV    |     been heard issuing from the inner sanctuary?--all the revelations
10        8, XLV    | terrible voice issuing from the inner sanctuary." I know not how