Chapter

 1 pref|      truth is to be brought to light, matter may not seem to
 2 12  |      were, higher, because the light arises thence; but the region
 3 28  |       them of the hope of true light, lest men should arrive
 4 28  |     fell. They also brought to light astrology, and augury, and
 5 38  |     faults, either thinks that light offences ought to be visited
 6 45  |        He recalled to life and light those who were dead or now
 7 48  |   covenant of my people, for a light of the Gentiles; to open
 8 58  |      He was able to kindle the light of the sun, with the other
 9 64  |        not to be taken in this light, as though we axe commanded
10 70  | element, which is fire, For if light is through fire, and life
11 70  | through fire, and life through light, it is evident that he who
12 70  |       Him without whom neither light nor life can exist. But
13 71  |       repair the losses of its light taken away. All the stars