Book, Chapter

 1    I, 15|     some consolation from the contemplation of their likenesses; and
 2   II, 1 |       and elevated him to the contemplation of his Creator. As an ingenious
 3   II, 7 |     may survey with unwearied contemplation garments adorned with precious
 4  III, 9 |       be everlasting. But the contemplation of God is the reverence
 5  III, 12|  seemed to Anaxagoras, is the contemplation of the heaven and the light
 6  III, 20|      is nothing to us, to the contemplation of which we have been raised;
 7   IV, 13|   could not be induced by the contemplation of such powers to believe
 8   IV, 26|    their understanding to the contemplation of the truth. For they are
 9   VI, 1 |    away once for all from the contemplation of the heaven, and have
10   VI, 4 |      turn them aside from the contemplation of God. He plunges others
11  VII, 5 |      have elevated him to the contemplation of Himself. "What, then,"
12  VII, 5 |     He is, to the worship and contemplation of whom he was formed."~
13  VII, 9 | rightly called this looking a contemplation of God, which has no existence