Book, Chapter

 1        1, XVIII   |    greater wisdom, and who were capable of investigating his meaning,
 2        1, XXI     |        afraid to say that he is capable of change, and may be altered
 3        1, XXI     |      and, generally, that he is capable of corruption, if there
 4        1, XXVI    |  hundred individuals a doctrine capable of removing so many evils.
 5        1, XXVII   | possessed of understanding, and capable of comprehending allegories.~
 6        1, LXIX    |         body, and one which was capable of suffering a natural death.
 7        2, II      |       to those who were not yet capable of receiving it, might have
 8        2, XXIII   |        He assumed one which was capable both of suffering pains,
 9        2, LXIV    |         because they alone were capable of beholding His glory on
10        2, LXIV    |     dead unto sin, all men were capable of seeing Him; but that,
11        2, LXIV    |       longer anything which was capable of being seen by the multitude,
12        2, LXV     |      knew to have received eyes capable of seeing His resurrection.
13        2, LXVII   |      divine to each one who was capable of seeing it, and according
14        2, LXX     |         as distinct -- were not capable of being received by all
15        3, XXV     | composed of human material, and capable of receiving human wounds
16        3, XXXIX   |  clearly appear to all who were capable of understanding, that the
17        3, LXXV    |    consists of a body, which is capable of being changed and altered
18        3, LXXIX   |        the best which they were capable of receiving; so it might
19        3, LXXIX   |   morals of which the many were capable, not threatening sinners
20        4, XIV     |         structure is concerned, capable of dissolution, endeavour
21        4, XV      |        glory), that He might be capable of being received by men.
22        4, XVI     |      below did not possess eyes capable of seeing the transformation
23        4, XVIII   |         one, according as he is capable of receiving Him. Nor does
24        4, XLI     |     taken to mean what they are capable of meaning, so that it was
25        4, XLI     |   compactly built, and rendered capable of sustaining a tempest
26        4, LVII    |       which underlies bodies is capable of receiving those qualities
27        4, LXI     |       really perish; that it is capable of dying, but does not actually
28        4, LXI     |   mortal and immortal, by being capable of both conditions; and
29        4, LXI     |   sufficient; and if any one is capable of hearing and examining
30        4, LXV     |         our judgment, no one is capable of ascertaining the origin
31        4, LXXI    |      same passage by him who is capable of comprehending it.~
32        4, LXXXII  |       admiration of man, who is capable of considering and admiring
33        4, LXXXIII |     been a philosopher, who was capable of perceiving the good which
34        4, LXXXIV  |         among men, and which is capable of adorning by its reason
35        4, LXXXVIII|      the irrational animals are capable of thinking about Him regarding
36        4, XC      |    animals, which he regards as capable of divining; but yielding
37        4, XC      |       in them any divine nature capable of foretelling future events,
38        4, XCI     |        assertion that both were capable of divination be refuted
39        4, XCIV    |       of a divine soul, and are capable of perceiving God, or, as
40        5, XXIII   |          since then He would be capable of ceasing to be God; for
41        5, XXXIX   |      nothing else than a virtue capable of including all other virtues,
42        5, XXXIX   |     other virtues, and a reason capable of containing all reason
43        5, XLV     |    incantation professed itself capable of accomplishing had it
44        5, LIII    |        one of His adherents was capable of receiving Him. And this
45        5, LV      |    point persuade those who are capable of understanding the meaning
46        6, III     |        sayings to those who are capable of understanding them. Suppose
47        6, IX      |         the fifth which is both capable of being known and is true.
48        6, X       |      And there are some who are capable of receiving nothing more
49        6, XVI     |        Now who is there that is capable of giving even moderate
50        6, XVII    |         knows the Father who is capable of knowing Him.~
51        6, XX      |       XX.~Now, to those who are capable of understanding him, the
52        6, XXIII   |         and gates. And if he is capable of finding out also the
53        6, XXIII   |     seek the help of one who is capable of initiating him into the
54        6, LXIX    |  created all things. For who is capable of seeing the wisdom which
55        6, LXX     |         Spirit to those who are capable of receiving it, although
56        6, LXXI    |      make the God of all things capable of perishing, the very Word
57        6, LXXVII  |         Creator chooses, and is capable of receiving all the qualities
58        6, LXXVII  |        He does to those who are capable of following Him to the
59        6, LXXVIII |         souls of those who were capable, although for a little time,
60        7, XXXI    |         that if our nature were capable of so sublime a contemplation,
61        7, XXXIII  |         His providence rendered capable of that knowledge. To see
62        7, XLI     |         more learned a theology capable of raising the soul far
63        7, LXVIII  |        spiritual beings who are capable of sin, it is for those