Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  3, 1|      by being absorbed in the universal substance, through her inquisitive
2   II,  4, 1|        according to them, the universal Father. For it must of necessity
3   II,  9, 1|       Him who ordered it. The Universal Church, moreover, through
4   II, 14, 3|    above], and descended from universal space into this world. But
5   II, 28, 9| acquired not a partial, but a universal, knowledge of all that exists,--
6   II, 31, 2|  magical deceptions, and with universal deceit, thus entailing greater
7    V, 10, 1| exhibit our nature, and God's universal appointment, in his discourse