Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIX   |        become distinguished and visible to the whole world, which
 2        1, XLVIII |         do not suppose that the visible heaven was actually opened,
 3        1, XLVIII |       multitude heard, from the visible leprosy by visible contact,
 4        1, XLVIII |     from the visible leprosy by visible contact, but also from that
 5        2, IX     |       only there, where was the visible body of Jesus, how could
 6        2, XXX    |    objects, first makes himself visible, so ought the Son of God
 7        2, LXX    |    merely human attributes were visible to all men but those which
 8        3, III    |    never manifested to them His visible presence. But if this result
 9        3, XLVII  |        despise all sensible and visible things as existing only
10        3, LVI    | sensible," and "temporal," and "visible," and to do our utmost to
11        4, LXIX   |       to say that "neither have visible things been given to man (
12        4, LXXXVII| proverbs." It is not, then, the visible ants which are "wiser even
13        5, III    |       to them from the one only visible and true God, under a pretence
14        5, X      |        the Greeks "manifest and visible" divinities, we shall answer
15        5, X      |       impressed with the (mere) visible light of sun, and moon,
16        5, XI     |    stars because their light is visible and celestial, would not
17        5, XII    |        all sorts of productions visible to the senses. Nay, even
18        5, XXXIII |         has visited us, to the "visible mountain of the Lord," the
19        5, XXXVIII|         Alexandria as it were a visible god. And we have read in
20        5, XLII   |       years to ascend above all visible nature, and to hold the
21        5, XLIV   |       above the heavens and all visible nature: and in this sense
22        6, XVI    |       the rich and poor who are visible to the senses, or whether
23        6, XIX    |         who have ascended above visible things, when he said in
24        6, XX     |          that things "seen" and visible are "temporal," but that
25        6, LXIII  |      like any other species of (visible) being." Is it possible
26        6, LXVI   |      ascend in thought from all visible and sensible things, to
27        6, LXXIII |     same manner, therefore, the visible body does not make known
28        7, XXXVIII|     this connection to mean the visible face, but take it figuratively,
29        7, XLIV   |   things he can ascend from the visible symbol to that which is
30        7, XLIV   |         it were gone beyond the visible universe, he offers prayers
31        7, XLV    |       call substance--being; or visible, which we call becoming:
32        7, XLV    |        are known by the reason, visible objects by the eyes; the
33        7, XLV    |         vision. As, then, among visible things the sun is neither
34        7, XLV    |        and in consequence of it visible things are seen, all sensible
35        7, XLV    |    exist and itself is rendered visible; so among things intelligible,
36        8, XV     |         For we who say that the visible world is under the government
37        8, XXXI   |         all spectators, whether visible or invisible, who behold
38        8, XLV    |       the gods have appeared in visible forms. The world is full