Chapter

 1 1 |       account we have need of some light to dispel the darkness by
 2 1 |      divine by our senses. But the light of the human mind is God,
 3 5 |             nor who is desirous of light, but he who avoids darkness.
 4 10|            introduced its rays and light through a window. From these
 5 10|           fire is kindled from the light which is reflected from
 6 10|          breathe upon wax, or if a light vapour shall touch anything --
 7 13|          the purpose of warmth and light, and of softening his food,
 8 13|     alternate loss and recovery of light, and by the brightness of
 9 13| inconvenience; since~"By night the light stubble, by night~The dry
10 15|        fire and moisture, and that light could not have been made
11 15|             and evil to the other: light, life, and justice to the
12 18|           crime shall have come to light, he now no longer uses his
13 23|          to us our entrance to the light which we enjoy: through
14 23|          but by the brightness and light of wisdom. And if we believe