Book, Chapter

 1   II, 10|           Fire, indeed, cannot be mixed with water, because they
 2   II, 12|        excrements of its own body mixed together. Therefore it is
 3   II, 12|           form of men, He Himself mixed the nature of all belonging
 4   II, 15|        men, but bearing a kind of mixed nature, were not admitted
 5  VII, 3 |         other, as though God were mixed up in nature with the world.
 6  VII, 3 |           power and majesty, they mixed Him with the world, that
 7  VII, 3 |            Nor, however, are they mixed with those things which
 8  VII, 3 |      divine intelligence which is mixed with the world, and with
 9  VII, 3 |  incorruptible, should Himself be mixed with heavy and corruptible
10  VII, 17|           shall be confounded and mixed together against right,
11  VII, 21| nourishment; nor has it any smoke mixed with it, but it is pure