Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       heart. As, then, that is not light which enlightens not, nor
 2    I, 5 |            the name of the Lord; " light, and glory, and praise,
 3    I, 6 |   illumination, by which that holy light of salvation is beheld,
 4    I, 6 |           the instant receives the light. As, then, those who have
 5    I, 6 |           to them from without the light which they do not possess,
 6    I, 6 |         the sins which obscure the light of the Divine Spirit, have
 7    I, 6 |             unimpeded, and full of light, by which alone we contemplate
 8    I, 6 |            able to see the eternal light, since like loves like;
 9    I, 6 |          appropriately been termed light. "Once ye were darkness,
10    I, 6 |          were darkness, now are ye light in the Lord." Hence I am
11    I, 6 |          to this; but he is in the light, and the darkness comprehendeth
12    I, 6 |       nothing intermediate between light and darkness. But the end
13    I, 6 |          speed back to the eternal light, children to the Father.
14    I, 9 |           of one to lead us to the light; thirsty, "of the fountain
15   II, 1 |        bread." But let our diet be light and digestible, and suitable
16   II, 3 |         Will the lamp not dispense light because it is the work of
17   II, 4 |        should put on the armour of light, walking honestly as in
18   II, 8 |         Moses, a godlike vision of light that had assumed a shape
19   II, 9 |          alive. But he who has the light watches, "and darkness seizes
20   II, 9 |            are all children of the light, and children of the day;
21   II, 9 |     insensibility, cutting off the light by the closing of the eyelids.
22   II, 9 |           who are sons of the true light, close the door against
23   II, 9 |        close the door against this light; but turning in on ourselves,
24   II, 10|             For one may escape the light of sense, but that of the
25   II, 10|         with the darkness; for the light dwells in us. "For the darkness,"
26   II, 11|         and comeliness, putting on light as a garment."~ As, then,
27   II, 13|           character like a beam of light gleams in the form. For
28   II, 13|            alone the gold comes to light. Happy, then, would have
29  III, 2 | drunkenness and the dimness of the light aid what they have put on.
30  III, 3 |         private. For he who in the light of day denies his manhood,
31  III, 11|             To men of peace and of light, therefore, white is appropriate.
32  III, 11|       honour is to be shown in the light of day, to win the reverence
33  III, 11|         for prostitution. "For the light of the body is the eye,"
34  III, 11|         illuminated by the shining light appears. Fornication in
35  III, 12|           thy seed. Then shall thy light spring forth early, and