Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |    comprised in word, dwelling in fire,~This is God; and we His
 2    I, 11|       from the fervor of heavenly fire, or because he is the giver
 3    I, 12|     nature of heaven, that is, of fire, which by itself produced
 4    I, 12|          be a virgin, inasmuch as fire is an incorruptible element;
 5    I, 12|          indeed is supposed to be fire, and yet the poets did not
 6   II, 4 |           punishment the scourge, fire, the rack, the cross, and
 7   II, 7 |     fashion of men; also those of fire, and earth, and sea, which
 8   II, 8 |    plunder her temple, a flame of fire suddenly thrown upon them
 9   II, 9 |           and water, and air, and fire, made by God." Oh, how many
10   II, 9 |           and water, and air, and fire, were not made by God."
11   II, 10|           And as heat arises from fire, so does cold from water.
12   II, 10|          God consists in heat and fire, if He had not tempered
13   II, 10|         things were produced from fire Thales of Miletus from water.
14   II, 10|           have been produced from fire, nor, on the other hand,
15   II, 10|          on the other hand, could fire from water; but it is more
16   II, 10|       from a mingling of the two. Fire, indeed, cannot be mixed
17   II, 10|         mingled. The substance of fire is heat; of water, moisture.
18   II, 10|        from these two. And though fire is at variance with water,
19   II, 10|      ratified by the solemnity of fire and water, because the young
20   II, 10|           be forbidden the use of fire and water: for as yet it
21   II, 10|        immortal race, make use of fire, which is given to us as
22   II, 10|       proof of immortality, since fire is from heaven; and its
23   II, 10|      sentiments, since the use of fire is removed from them. But
24   II, 10|           two principal elements, fire and water, He who made them
25   II, 13|           contrary to each other, fire and water. For having made
26   II, 13|           four elements, that is, fire, air, water, and earth;
27   II, 13|           themselves something of fire, something of air, something
28   II, 13|        yet that they were neither fire, nor air, nor water, nor
29   II, 13|        air in the breath, that of fire in the vital heat. But neither
30   II, 13|          heat from the breath, as fire from the air: so that of
31   II, 13|          life. But if the soul is fire, as we have shown, it ought
32   II, 13|          to mount up to heaven as fire, that it may not be extinguished;
33   II, 13|        which is in heaven. And as fire cannot burn and be kept
34   II, 13| surrounded the garden itself with fire, to prevent the approach
35   II, 16|       they are beaten, and are on fire, and that they are just
36  III, 17|      themselves were often set on fire by lightning. And of this
37  III, 17|         with lightning and set on fire not once only, but frequently.
38  III, 17|        the body, to be burnt with fire, to be torn by the teeth
39  III, 19|     nature of its condition, than fire can rush downwards, or,
40  III, 24|        light, as mist, smoke, and fire, are borne away from the
41   IV, 14|          brand plucked out of the fire. And Jesus was clothed with
42   IV, 14|          a brand plucked from the fire: not did they ever stand
43   IV, 17|           my fury come forth like fire, and burn that none can
44   IV, 21|        everything laid waste with fire and sword, the captives
45    V, 9 |         and children by sword and fire, yet are spared when conquered;
46    V, 10|         the dead, and to feed the fire with the blood of men as
47    V, 13|           torturers, and even the fire is unable to extort from
48    V, 19|          has prepared everlasting fire for the wicked spirits;
49   VI, 11|        any one were surrounded by fire, crushed by the downfall
50   VI, 11|         consumed by an accidental fire, or they are overthrough
51   VI, 18|          should pour water upon a fire. But if that injustice which
52  VII, 1 |        that earth, and water, and fire perish, are consumed, and
53  VII, 1 |             Rush into madness and fire,"~say that we bring forward
54  VII, 3 |      waste by latent and internal fire. And this is not enough,
55  VII, 4 |        who sails upon it? this is fire, who makes use of it?" Therefore
56  VII, 9 |           opposed to one another--fire and water--of which the
57  VII, 9 |            man alone makes use of fire, which is an element light,
58  VII, 9 |           cannot be light without fire, so there cannot be life
59  VII, 9 |          without light. Therefore fire is the element of light
60  VII, 16|         shall perish; not only by fire and the sword, but also
61  VII, 16|      righteousness, the sword and fire, famine and disease, shall
62  VII, 17|          endeavour to injure him, fire, shall come forth out of
63  VII, 17|        adore him. He will command fire to come down from heaven,
64  VII, 17|       destroy all the wicked with fire and sword.~
65  VII, 18|        burning it with most rapid fire, and sometimes pressing
66  VII, 19|         shall come, there will be fire and darkness in the midst
67  VII, 19|        before Him an unquenchable fire, and the power of the angels
68  VII, 19|    couches, shall be given to the fire, and shall be burnt, together
69  VII, 21|          tortures and everlasting fire, the nature of which is
70  VII, 21|      which is different from this fire of ours, which we use for
71  VII, 21|         material. But that divine fire always lives by itself,
72  VII, 21|      upwards by any force, as our fire, which the taint of the
73  VII, 21|         movement. The same divine fire, therefore, with one and
74  VII, 21|           will also try them with fire. Then they whose sins shall
75  VII, 21|          shall be scorched by the fire and burnt: but they whom
76  VII, 21|     imbued will not perceive that fire; for they have something
77  VII, 23|         the wicked to darkness in fire. But as many as are holy
78  VII, 26|         days, and shall set it on fire; and excessive heat and
79  VII, 26|          hailstones, and drops of fire; and their spirits shall
80  VII, 26|           for ever with perpetual fire in the sight of angels and