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 1 2 |    concerning divine and human things, which originated in the
 2 2 | present time we look above all things to the powerful help of
 3 2 |      and sweetly disposing all things, has supplied the human
 4 2 |  renders it capable of greater things.~
 5 4 |        that pertains to divine things, has not only manifested
 6 4 |    Apostle says, the invisible things of Him, from the creation
 7 4 |        being understood by the things that are made: His eternal
 8 4 |    that by a change of use the things might be dedicated to the
 9 5 |   those men who "by these good things that are seen could not
10 6 |        fuller knowledge of the things that are believed, and somewhat
11 6 |       well from analogy of the things that are naturally known
12 8 |       it behooves it above all things never to turn aside from
13 8 |      is established that those things which become known by revelation
14 8 |  certain truth, and that those things which war against faith
15 9 |      the fountains of all good things flow out upon civil society.
16 9 |        and is ignorant of many things; whereas the Christian faith,
17 9 |      minds to disproving those things which are repugnant to faith
18 9 |       to faith and proving the things which conform to faith.
19 10|   taught false and incongruous things; what vague and doubtful
20 10|  Divinity, the first origin of things, the government of the world,
21 11|      to be worshiped; that all things were created from nothing
22 12|    versatility treated of many things of the greatest utility
23 17|      on man and other sensible things, on human actions and their
24 18|      reasons and principles of things, which because they are
25 29|       to the peaceful order of things and to public safety. In
26 29|        the nature of corporeal things, to inquire into the laws
27 30|        led to the knowledge of things without body and matter
28 30|     without body and matter by things sensible, they well understood
29 30|       in the study of physical things. And this they confirmed
30 30|       the knowledge of natural things; and, indeed, the number