Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  4, 5 |            rapture on the dazzling vision of the angels that were
 2   II, 13, 8 |           declares that God is all vision, and all hearing (for in
 3   II, 29, 3 |            brought forth after the vision of those angels who wait
 4   II, 30, 7 |           to be a partaker in that vision, as if it could have participated
 5   II, 33, 1 |          by herself, and does in a vision, recollecting many of these,
 6   II, 33, 3 |       shares with it the spiritual vision which it has enjoyed.~4.
 7  III, 12, 7 |             But when Peter saw the vision, in which the voice from
 8  III, 12, 7 |          awe-struck because of the vision of the angel, would have
 9  III, 12, 15|          had been constrained by a vision to that effect, spake nevertheless
10  III, 12, 15|           Gentiles, because of the vision, and of the Spirit who had
11   IV, 20, 10|         when this man had seen the vision of God, and the cherubim,
12   IV, 20, 10|          forth all the rest of the vision of the thrones, lest any
13   IV, 20, 11|          the same Lord in a second vision, he says: "For I saw in
14   IV, 32, 2 |         through means of immediate vision; and foreshadowed the images
15   IV, 39, 1 |        black and white by means of vision, and the ear recognises
16    V,  1, 2 | prophetical manner, foretelling in vision what should come to pass.
17    V,  1, 2 |         been a certain prophetical vision made to men; and another
18    V, 12, 5 |          and obtained the power of vision in the very same eyes with
19    V, 12, 5 |        driven away by the power of vision, while the substance of
20    V, 25, 3 |          the interpretation of the vision, there was said to him: "
21    V, 25, 4 |       Gabriel, when explaining his vision, states with regard to this
22    V, 30, 3 |         who beheld the apocalyptic vision. For that was seen no very
23    V, 36, 3 |  concerning it harmonize [with his vision]. For the Lord also taught