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 1    I, 5 |      together and governed by one spirit or mind. Orpheus, who is
 2    I, 5 |            whom he calls Mind and Spirit:--~"Know first, the heaven,
 3    I, 5 |        Are nourished by a Soul,~A Spirit, whose celestial flame~Glows
 4    I, 5 |          to be ignorant what that Spirit was which had so much power,
 5    I, 8 |          now sustains them by His spirit, and governs them by His
 6   II, 2 |         in the case of God, whose spirit and influence are diffused
 7   II, 3 |        ones with copious-ness and spirit. But truly you fear the
 8   II, 9 |         forth afar, He produced a Spirit like to Himself, who might
 9   II, 9 |          these of itself, but the Spirit of God, without which nothing
10   II, 13|           vital source of His own Spirit, which is everlasting, that
11   II, 13|        vessel which this heavenly spirit may employ as a temporary
12  III, 12|         from this source that the spirit of man is not mortal, since
13  III, 12|         the body, he lives in the spirit only. In this one thing
14  III, 22|       since they will be equal in spirit, and nothing but reverence
15  III, 23|          contempt of money? Brave spirit! But I wait to see their
16  III, 29|      there is a wicked and crafty spirit who is unfriendly to the
17   IV, 5 |         inspiration of the Divine Spirit. And many have written and
18   IV, 6 |          a pure and incorruptible Spirit, whom He called His Son.
19   IV, 8 |         THE BIRTH OF JESUS IN THE SPIRIT AND IN THE FLESH: OF SPIRITS
20   IV, 8 |          twice born, first in the spirit, and afterwards in the flesh.
21   IV, 8 |       though He is Himself also a spirit, yet He proceeded from the
22   IV, 8 |       majesty, enclosed the vocal spirit proceeding from His mouth,
23   IV, 9 |          the truth. For it is the spirit of God which he named the
24   IV, 11|          chosen men with the Holy Spirit, appointing them as prophets
25   IV, 12|        THINGS.~Therefore the Holy Spirit of God, descending from
26   IV, 12|          possession of the Divine Spirit, conceived; and without
27   IV, 12|          was made fruitful by the Spirit of God, to whom whatever
28   IV, 12|   disbelieved, and vexed His Holy Spirit; and He was turned to be
29   IV, 13|        the Son of God through the Spirit, and the Son of man through
30   IV, 13|         it follows that as to the spirit He was God, which we affirm.
31   IV, 13|          out of his root; and the Spirit of God shall rest upon Him,
32   IV, 13|          shall rest upon Him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding,
33   IV, 13|     wisdom and understanding, the spirit of counsel and of might,
34   IV, 13|         counsel and of might, the spirit of knowledge and of piety;
35   IV, 13|          shall be filled with the spirit of fear of the Lord." Now
36   IV, 14|          by God to the earth, the Spirit of God declared through
37   IV, 15|        foretold by David. And the Spirit of God descended upon Him,
38   IV, 16|         his Psalms, foreseeing in spirit what a crime they were about
39   IV, 17|         now, but of the heart and spirit, which was delivered by
40   IV, 18|          followed up with all the spirit and strength of his eloquence,
41   IV, 18|         these sufferings; but the Spirit of God, who was about to
42   IV, 19|        His own accord gave up His spirit. And at the same hour there
43   IV, 19|          affrighted, and vexed in spirit; her sun is gone down while
44   IV, 25|         OF JESUS IN THE FLESH AND SPIRIT, THAT HE MIGHT BE MEDIATOR
45   IV, 25|         God was the Father of His spirit without a mother, so a virgin
46   IV, 25|          is composed of flesh and spirit, and the spirit must earn
47   IV, 25|         flesh and spirit, and the spirit must earn immortality by
48   IV, 25|     mortal, draws with itself the spirit linked to it, and leads
49   IV, 25|           to death. Therefore the spirit, apart from the flesh, could
50   IV, 25|       since the flesh hinders the spirit from following God. For
51   IV, 27|           god, command the wicked spirit to come out of the man:
52   IV, 27|     depart from his priest as the spirit of the demon from the man;
53   IV, 29|           both have one mind, one spirit, one substance; but the
54    V, 5 |           and to have whetted the spirit of wolves.~"Then war's indomitable
55    V, 9 |     though inspired by the Divine Spirit, or are they ashamed to
56    V, 11|          for two years with great spirit appeared at length to yield.
57    V, 14|           consist in greatness of spirit; and yet the same persons
58    V, 15| proportion to their eloquence and spirit, for completing the defence
59    V, 16|           by the body, but by the spirit, although the condition
60    V, 16|      speak of them as brothers in spirit, in religion as fellow-servants.
61   VI, 1 |        the teaching of the Divine Spirit, and the aid of the truth
62   VI, 2 |         of a pure mind and a just spirit, and a breast, as he himself
63   VI, 8 |       under the influence of some spirit. But if he had known or
64   VI, 17| themselves, and with fortitude of spirit we should challenge all
65   VI, 18|      enemy, he is judged a man of spirit and activity--aIl honour
66   VI, 24|      sacrifices are gentleness of spirit, and an innocent life, and
67  VII, 3 |       that saying of Virgil:--~"A spirit whose celestial flame~Glows
68  VII, 3 |         perceived that the divine spirit is everywhere diffused,
69  VII, 5 |          able by His own immortal Spirit to produce innumerable souls,
70  VII, 5 |           clothed and covered his spirit with an earthly body, that,
71  VII, 10|          he says, "with confident spirit, if circumstances shall
72  VII, 12|          always, since the divine spirit is everlasting. In fine,
73  VII, 12|      received its origin from the Spirit of God, which is eternal.
74  VII, 12|          in breathing forth their spirit, so that as the limbs grow
75  VII, 17|          Syria, born from an evil spirit, the overthrower and destroyer
76  VII, 20|           light,"~because it is a spirit, and by its very slighthess
77  VII, 23|           them at the same time a spirit, and honour, and life."~
78  VII, 24|          their eyes by the divine Spirit, and they saw these things,
79  VII, 26|     accordance with the style and spirit of Lactantius. But all fictions
80  VII, 27|           us to God; and "while a spirit rules these limbs," let