Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |   wandering in life as in deep darkness, we need a guide that cannot
 2    I, 6 |       delivered forthwith from darkness, and on the instant receives
 3    I, 6 |    termed light. "Once ye were darkness, now are ye light in the
 4    I, 6 |       is in the light, and the darkness comprehendeth him not. There
 5    I, 6 | intermediate between light and darkness. But the end is reserved
 6    I, 6 |        so by illumination must darkness disappear. The darkness
 7    I, 6 |        darkness disappear. The darkness is ignorance, through which
 8    I, 10|       shall be cast into outer darkness, where there shall be wailing
 9   II, 2 |     the sea, is blinded by the darkness of the tempest, having drifted
10   II, 4 |       putting off the works of darkness, we should put on the armour
11   II, 8 |        in understanding, whose darkness was not enlightened, which
12   II, 9 |        the light watches, "and darkness seizes not on him," nor
13   II, 9 |      on him," nor sleep, since darkness does not. He that is illuminated
14   II, 9 |        night," that is, in the darkness of ignorance. "But let us
15   II, 9 |       of the night, nor of the darkness." But whoever of us is most
16   II, 10|     overcome by pleasures, and darkness is the veil of their vicious
17   II, 10|        his soul, Who seeth me? darkness is around me, and the walls
18   II, 10|       veil our selves with the darkness; for the light dwells in
19   II, 10|   light dwells in us. "For the darkness," it is said, "comprehendeth
20  III, 8 |       everlasting chains under darkness of the savage angels." And
21  III, 12|       to thee the treasures of darkness, hidden and unseen" by the