Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLIII  |        was the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the LORD;
 2        2, IX     |         man in Our own image and likeness;" and that the Logos, when
 3        2, LXXIV  |         their own glory into the likeness of a grass-eating calf;
 4        4, XVIII  |     servant, and was made in the likeness of men; and being found
 5        4, XXVI   | relatives of ants, and to bear a likeness to frogs? What! is the brilliant
 6        4, XXIX   |         reason, we may rise to a likeness with all these. And, lastly,
 7        4, XXX    |        make man in Our image and likeness;" and has therefore represented
 8        4, XXX    |     image of God" and "after His likeness," and that God is recorded
 9        4, XXX    |          man after Our image and likeness," but that He made man "
10        4, XXX    |         not then also "after His likeness," he would not have represented
11        4, XXXI   |   yourselves a graven image, any likeness of male or female; either
12        4, XXXI   |         male or female; either a likeness of any one of the creatures
13        4, XXXI   |         are upon the earth, or a likeness of any winged fowl that
14        4, XXXI   |    flieth under the heaven, or a likeness of any creeping thing that
15        4, XXXI   |    creepeth upon the earth, or a likeness of any of the fishes which
16        4, XXXVIII|      goddesses above,~A virgin's likeness, with the brows of love.~
17        4, XXXVIII|       powers obeyed:~The fictile likeness of a bashful maid~Rose from
18        4, XL     |        and were condemned in the likeness of Adam's transgression,
19        4, LV     |     after its kind and after its likeness, and the fruit-tree yielding
20        4, LXXXIII|     formed after I know not what likeness of irrational animals.~
21        5, VI     |        unto thee an image, nor a likeness of anything that is in heaven
22        5, XXXVII |          in Our image, after Our likeness."~
23        6, XXXI   |         after this image, in the likeness of innocence. Let grace
24        7, LXIV   |         any graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven
25        8, XLIX   |        the body, which bears the likeness of the Creator. For, according