Chapter

 1 2 |      of appearance: in such a wonderful manner is utility combined
 2 5 |     providence and power by a wonderful variety of many things,
 3 6 |  innumerable other animals of wonderful form and magnitude were
 4 6 |        But when he saw that a wonderful system of providence is
 5 7 |       feathers. But that is a wonderful contrivance of God, that
 6 7 |    the part of man tends in a wonderful manner to beauty, yet it
 7 7 |      display an appearance of wonderful comeliness. Then the nature
 8 8 |   itself is fashioned after a wonderful manner: because He would
 9 8 |   especially inexplicable and wonderful; for He covered their orbs,
10 8 |      and joined together in a wonderful manner.~
11 10|       its caverns. And in how wonderful, how divine a manner did
12 10|    are arranged in order in a wonderful manner, lest, being bare
13 10|     is convenient for use, in wonderful ways, that one separated
14 10|       to the eyes, displays a wonderful dignity of its condition;
15 11| fastened with one band, are a wonderful work of God. For when the
16 16|        But if this is so, how wonderful is it, that a faculty which