Book, Chapter

 1        1, IX     |         health, could take up his abode in any city or country without
 2        1, XXXVIII|         happened to take up their abode, is altogether absurd. For
 3        1, XLVIII |        heaven like a dove, and it abode upon Him. And I knew Him
 4        3, XLII   |          body to be which had its abode in the ether and the regions
 5        3, LXXI   |         For virtue, taking up her abode in the souls of these persons,
 6        4, V      |         that "He has left His own abode;" for he does not know the
 7        4, VI     |        power, Himself take up His abode in certain individuals,
 8        4, VIII   | surpassing excellence took up its abode among the human race, and
 9        4, XVII   |        Divine Spirit, who had His abode in pure souls, is closed
10        4, XXVIII |         great earth, takes up His abode amongst us alone, and to
11        4, XXVIII |         great earth, takes up His abode amongst us only," when we
12        4, XXXVIII|          on earth the sons of men abode~From ills apart, and labour'
13        4, LXV    |         to matter, and have their abode among mortal things; while
14        5, I      |         of Christ, to take up His abode invisibly in those persons
15        5, II     |    fugitive, as it were, from the abode of the gods, or he might
16        5, XXX    |          in it they took up their abode. Then, desiring to gather
17        8, XVIII  |        have spoken, and takes His abode in the soul which is conformed
18        8, XVIII  |         come to him, and make Our abode with him." Let any one,