Book, Chapter

 1        1, LIV   |           He had not any form nor beauty: but His appearance was
 2        1, LVI   |            O mighty One, with Thy beauty and Thy majesty. And stretch
 3        2, LXI   | appearance, "Both in size, and in beauty of eyes, And in voice;"
 4        2, LXVII |        they conspired against the beauty of the angels entertained
 5        3, LXXVII|        its contents, and from the beauty of created things, and to
 6        4, XXVI  |          hands; whereas, from the beauty of such, they ought to admire
 7        5, XLII  |         them women who sold their beauty to any one who wished to
 8        6, XLIV  |    resemblance" and the "crown of beauty" in the paradise of God,
 9        6, LXXV  |           respect of grandeur, or beauty, or strength, or voice,
10        6, LXXV  |       form, nor in any surpassing beauty: "Lord, who hath believed
11        6, LXXV  |            and He had no form nor beauty; but His form was without
12        6, LXXV  |           with Thy comeliness and beauty; and continue, and prosper,
13        6, LXXVI |            and He had no form nor beauty," etc.? and Celsus accepts
14        6, LXXVI |       speak of His comeliness and beauty, he will no longer accept
15        6, LXXVI |          that "He had no form nor beauty, but that His appearance
16        6, LXXVI |          that "He had no form nor beauty," it is evident that we
17        6, LXXVII|         said, "He had no form nor beauty," and at another, one so
18        6, LXXVII|        Word "has neither form nor beauty," because to such persons
19        6, LXXVII|            but He had no form nor beauty." To those, indeed, Who