Book, Chapter

 1    I, 5   |          colts, are reared up by our divine colt-tamer. But if the new
 2    I, 5   |             rejoice. And this is the divine sport. "Such a sport, of
 3    I, 6   |             obscure the light of the Divine Spirit, have the eye of
 4    I, 6   |             alone we contemplate the Divine, the Holy Spirit flowing
 5    I, 6   |         slackened by human faith and divine grace, our transgressions
 6    I, 6   |             along with those who are divine, immortalizing him. Further,
 7    I, 7   |            away in a moment, but the divine guidance is a possession
 8    I, 8   |              shall be fear." For the Divine Being is not angry in the
 9    I, 8   |          this is the medicine of the divine love to man, by which the
10    I, 9   |          Instructor of humanity, the Divine Word, using all the resources
11    I, 9   |            censure. Of this help the Divine Instructor made use by Jeremiah,
12    I, 11  |          beloved Son: hear Him." The divine Instructor is trustworthy,
13    I, 12  |            fulfil to the utmost that divine utterance, "Let Us make
14    I, 12  |             highest gratitude to the divine Instructor, who is not silent,
15    I, 12  |             the contemplation of the Divine? I say, too, that it is
16    I, 13  |            of the Lord, which, being divine statues and spiritual counsels,
17    I, 13  |             duties are essential for divine discipline, as being enjoined
18   II, 1   |            been made worthy to share divine and spiritual food, to partake
19   II, 1   |              true, to depend on that divine food above, and to satiate
20   II, 2   |            in body and soul. For the divine mixture, man, the Father'
21   II, 2   |               And, besides, it suits divine studies not to be heavy
22   II, 2   |         which is knowledge of things divine and human, which comprehends
23   II, 2   |    hallucinations of debauchery) the divine Wisdom looks on with contempt,
24   II, 3   |          Excellently, therefore, the Divine Scripture, addressing boasters
25   II, 4   | distinguishing from such revelry the divine service, sings, "Praise
26   II, 6   |              of what is obscene, the divine Instructor, following the
27   II, 8   |          with fragrant ointment mean divine instruction travelling with
28   II, 8   |          children of both, which the divine husbandman plucks from meadows
29   II, 13  |           hearer and contemplator of divine and sacred things, the Word
30  III, 2   |           will fortify them with the divine Scriptures. For he who does
31  III, 2   |              is deeply diseased. The divine Instructor enjoins us not
32  III, 3   |             their foreheads, he will divine them to be adulterers and
33  III, 7   |               ridiculous. And to the divine nature voluptuousness is
34  III, 8   |            eider one? Such images of divine wisdom are many; but I shall
35  III, 11  |            nature, pursuits. For the divine apostle most beautifully
36  III, 11  |            contrivance of man to the divine creation. The Instructor
37  III, 11  |           handbook, at once rude and divine, is called love--a spiritual
38  III, 11  |              your power to listen to divine wisdom, ay, and to frame
39  III, 12  |            the prophets; some to the divine mouth, and others to the
40  III, 12  |         Instructor, running over the divine Scriptures, sets before
41  III, 12  |             the vault of heaven."~ O divine works! O divine commands! "
42  III, 12  |          heaven."~ O divine works! O divine commands! "Let this water
43  III, paed|              adornment, by Thy word~ Divine fitly disposed, alone didst