Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVII|     beginning of his corporeal substance from better and diviner
 2        2, LX    |      dead are produced by some substance, and this substance is in
 3        2, LX    |       some substance, and this substance is in the soul, which exists
 4        4, LX    |      the assumption of a fifth substance, that in their judgment
 5        5, XLII  |       the sphere of all bodily substance! And how great was the advantage
 6        6, XXVI  |     who have received into the substance of their soul the elements
 7        6, LXIV  |       does not partake even of substance." For He is partaken of (
 8        6, LXIV  | righteous. A discussion about "substance" would be protracted and
 9        6, LXIV  |   permanent and immaterial be "substance" properly so called, so
10        6, LXIV  |      found that God is beyond" substance," communicating of His "
11        6, LXIV  |          communicating of His "substance," by means of office and
12        6, LXIV  |     Himself; or even if He is "substance," yet He is said be in His
13        6, LXIV  |     creature" is to be called "substance of substances," and "idea
14        6, LXV   |        is the beginning of the substance of all things by the words "
15        6, LXX   |    straw, and stubble, and all substance of sin, we shall not understand
16        6, LXXI  |        that it is an invisible substance, and incorporeal,--God the
17        6, LXXI  |         know of no incorporeal substance that is destructible by
18        6, LXXI  |        the soul of man, or the substance of "angels," or of "thrones,"
19        7, XLV   | intelligible, truth itself and substance have their existence; and
20        7, XLVI  |      of words merely--between "substance," or that which is, and
21        7, XLVI  |   these, whether we call them "substance," or "spiritual" things,
22        8, XLIX  |  choose to call it a spiritual substance, an intelligent spirit,