Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5 |      Spirit, whose celestial flame~Glows in each member of
 2    I, 12|  anything else than a living flame; and you see no bodies produced
 3    I, 12|      no bodies produced from flame. Therefore she is truly
 4   II, 8 |     to plunder her temple, a flame of fire suddenly thrown
 5  III, 17|    Cicero, who says that the flame came from heaven, not to
 6  III, 19|       like a river, pour its flame obliquely. The wise man
 7   VI, 17|      by his whole body, or a flame is to be seized by his mouth,
 8  VII, 3 |     A spirit whose celestial flame~Glows in each member of
 9  VII, 21|  rejects the violence of the flame. So great is the force of
10  VII, 21| force of innocence, that the flame shrinks from it without