Chapter

 1 I   |     the council chamber of the divine oracles is opened wide,
 2 I   |         and the majesty of the divine ark itself. Today, the most
 3 I   |       holy-day. And do you, my divine and saintly auditors, keep
 4 II  |    hymn with their praises the divine substance of the divine
 5 II  |        divine substance of the divine unity, but also the glory
 6 II  | inseparable from Him as to His divine nature, and also the Spirit,
 7 II  |         the interpreter of the divine oracle, "God was in Christ
 8 IV  |      that overshadowing of the divine glory which, in the time
 9 IV  |        come to meet us, by the divine and ever adorable manifestation
10 V   |      has been filled with that divine glory of God; as in the
11 VI  |       promised to show him His divine incarnation, as it were
12 VII |       thee, O thou of men most divine. Joyfully draw thy light,
13 VII |       is here apparent, of the Divine condescension. ~"Thankfully,
14 VIII|   cannot be separated from Thy divine nature, Thou hast given
15 VIII|      of Paradise, despised Thy divine and saving commandment,
16 IX  |        thy figure endowed with divine majesty, bare God without
17 IX  |       fiery life, being by the divine decree adjudged superior
18 IX  |  yielded and succumbed to that divine image which prefigured thee. ~"
19 IX  |     will have glorified with a divine honour her whom He, as being
20 X   |      Lord is thy name, full of divine grace, and grateful exceedingly
21 XI  |       both satisfied as to his divine longing, and conveying to
22 XII |      heart, entirely rapt in a divine and holy ecstasy; who from
23 XII |      upon a brazen statue, the divine vengeance engraved, by the
24 XII |        impiety. Wherefore with divine wisdom did he, who had foreknowledge
25 XIII|        things had, as the most divine Paul says, laid hold of