Book, Chapter

 1     I, 13|   these, viz., bulk, figure, capacity, from which are generated
 2     V, 1 | originating principle of the capacity for a knowledge of God,
 3     V, 15|      obtained (a particular) capacity. But now, as regards the
 4    VI, 4 |   observe it, from want of a capacity for that particular sort
 5    VI, 7 |   grammatical or geometrical capacity in man's soul. For when
 6    VI, 7 |     man's soul. For when the capacity takes unto itself an art,
 7    VI, 7 |      produced; but when (the capacity) does not take unto itself (
 8     X, 5 |     originating cause of the capacity of knowing God. And the
 9     X, 8 |     to be in possession of a capacity of perception. The world,
10     X, 8 |   grammatical or geometrical capacity, which, though it has been
11     X, 29|     a creature endued with a capacity of self-determination, yet
12     X, 29|     fact of his possessing a capacity of self-determination, brings
13     X, 29|   and that man possesses the capacity of self-determination, inasmuch