Book, Chapter, Paragraph

1    I,  5, 6|           as a consequence of her contemplation of those angels who waited
2   II, 19, 4|       when born, according to the contemplation of that [light], it was
3   II, 30, 4| conception, in consequence of the contemplation of those beings who were
4   II, 33, 1|         extinguish the memory and contemplation of those things which had
5  III, 16, 2|       Then, when Joseph had it in contemplation to put Mary away, since
6   IV,  6, 6|           hand by their own plain contemplation of it, and bearing testimony
7   IV, 30, 2|          towards them, but had in contemplation their utter annihilation.