Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,7 |        free and rational personal beings, we cannot fail to recognize
 2 I, 1,7 |       There cannot~be two perfect beings, since one would limit the
 3 I, 1,9 |          to the created spiritual beings~and the soul of man, which
 4 I, 1,11| characteristic of love in limited beings, but to the whole world
 5 I, 1,11|           whole world and all the beings~that exist in it. He is
 6 I, 1,14|        given freedom to spiritual beings and directs~them so that
 7 II, 3,3|     created by God “so that other~beings glorifying Him, might be
 8 II, 3,5|       fleshless spirits. They are beings not only comparatively higher
 9 II, 3,5|    However,~they also, as created beings, bear in themselves the
10 II, 3,5|        How many ranks of heavenly beings there are,” reflects St.
11 II, 3,5|    finally, is the purpose of the beings of the spiritual world?
12 II, 3,6|       relationship to all~earthly beings he occupies the reigning
13 II, 3,6|           approaches~the heavenly beings, for he is “a little lower
14 II, 4,1|   creation He gave to all organic beings, and even to the vegetable
15 II, 4,2|            just as do all created beings.~Appropriate means for man'
16 II, 5,1|        only a deviation of living beings from that original condition
17 II, 9,5|      demons, or else of imaginary beings~that have no existence;