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1 1, 15 | means of the power which is rational, has made well to combine
2 1, 20 | medium both of irrational and rational animals, and is comprehended
3 1, 23 | only for those that are rational, but also for those that
4 1, 24 | all with a power which is rational, and, looking up to His
5 1, 25 | irrational bodies, His own rational WOHD : and (so), by virtue
6 1, 27 | both mortal and immortal, rational and irrational; in matter
7 1, 27 | alone the Saviour of all rational beings.'' But God who is
8 1, 34 | Powers of intelligent and rational spirits, at once with life,
9 1, 34 | plants, or in the beings rational or irrational: at once He
10 1, 36 | being intellectual and rational, is perceived by the mind,
11 1, 36 | constitute one family of rational beings; just as in the things
12 1, 36 | of the generation of the rational and intelligent faculties,
13 1, 37 | to that intelligent and rational Essence which is invisible,
14 1, 38 | generating, intelligent, and rational Essence which is over all.
15 1, 38 | and ./. destitute of all rational light. This kind is quite
16 1, 40 | portion of kind. So that the rational mind which is in man, (and)
17 1, 40 | WORD, worthy of the name of rational. He has then, necessarily
18 1, 40 | earth (to) the mind and rational soul; so that a small image
19 1, 40 | being entrusted with this rational portion. Not only by those
20 1, 40 | in the heavens, and the rational (beings) that are in the
21 1, 40 | also (reasons upon) this rational family of man,—this (I say)
22 1, 42 | with beings intelligent and rational ? and should, for the use
23 1, 42 | together with the divine and rational assemblies, and with the
24 1, 43 | seed of intelligent and rational being, all parts and places
25 1, 43 | constituting the intelligent and rational plant, is itself the knowledge
26 1, 43 | the complete fruit of its rational nature; it shall as in the
27 1, 44 | should affirm the seed of the rational soul, and of the perishable
28 1, 44 | the mind, the reason, the rational soul, and the whole of the
29 1, 44 | service which is due to rational beings, as to their lords.
30 1, 47 | 47. It is this rational species alone, beloved of
31 1, 47 | subjected all (things) to this rational creature. But, if the Divine
32 1, 47 | contemplation of them is (purely) rational: that any one should make
33 1, 47 | and grave, but not of any rational perception. And again, in
34 1, 47 | superiority which attends the rational soul; which is superior
35 1, 47 | one of these can, like the rational animal, be brought near
36 1, 47 | incorporeal; can bear about it any rational instruction, or lay up learning
37 1, 47 | body, with the divine and rational knowledge which is within
38 1, 51 | doctrine, has he, by his rational superiority, put forth. ~
39 1, 58 | collects together, by (his) rational knowledge, the doctrines
40 1, 68 | earth; this intelligent and rational essence (I say) which is
41 1, 69 | 69. For if this rational animal,—this, who has become
42 1, 73 | those incorporeal and Divine rational (beings) that are in heaven,
43 1, 75 | them ? If then, while this rational nature continues in this
44 1, 77 | also is the nature of the rational faculty, which is in man, (
45 1, 78 | in man is intelligent and rational; let us now proceed in our
46 1, 78 | contrary, it is the whole rational family on earth which has
47 1, 78 | peaceful, more wise, and more rational, than all that were on the
48 1, 79 | providential care over the rational souls that are on the earth;
49 2, 3 | brutality; and him who was rational, to that of being the most
50 2, 3 | which is intelligent and rational; Him who rules both in heaven
51 2, 3(3)| being revealed to created rational existences. ~
52 2, 18 | thus), the companies of the rational animals which were on the
53 2, 19 | which have their being in rational experiment33: for, these
54 2, 20 | the intelligent and ./. rational soul41 which is in man,
55 2, 41 | Incorporeal? The intelligent and rational Essence too, to those that
56 2, 52 | wicked Demons,—that the rational and Divine Essence which
57 2, 82 | that he, who was (once) rational, became the most irrational
58 2, 83 | THE WORD, the Father of rational beings, the Saviour of all,
59 2, 83 | Care, the Shepherd of the rational flock which is on the earth,
60 2, 83 | raise to great honour the rational and intelligent Essence
61 2, 83 | provided every thing for (His) rational creatures,—was not put forth (
62 2, 84 | respected the healing of the rational Essence vested in man ?
63 2, 84 | for the healing of his (rational) flock. ~
64 2, 85 | and Guardian, when His rational flock on earth was (thus)
65 2, 93 | the seed, (and thence) the rational observances (of life): and
66 2, 95 | Shepherd and Physician of His rational flocks on earth, taught
67 2, 96 | forward of animal life. The rational means also of all kinds
68 3, 11 | arose (as the sun) with his rational light to the souls of men,
69 3, 15 | they should perform the rational and unbloody services which
70 3, 15 | and, that intellectual and rational sacrifices should, by means
71 3, 22 | for those spiritual and rational provisions of the soul, --
72 3, 24 | fruit of the intelligent and rational soul; and, having meditated
73 3, 38 | to peacefulness, that the rational disposition of their souls
74 3, 39 | sensible habitation, for the rational Power ; an Image pure, and
75 3, 39 | songs and sweet strains to rational man, not to animals that
76 3, 39 | live and to remain in this rational light. In like manner also,
77 3, 39 | that is intellectual and rational: teaching them also, that
78 3, 61 | cherish the remembrance of the rational Essence of their own souls.
79 3, 75 | Hence it is, that this rational race of man, -- since it
80 3, 78 | element of earth, as also the rational souls of the just, -- do,
81 4, 1 | enunciation that of the wise and rational, or, on the contrary, of
82 4, 6 | could; filling these their rational nets with every sort of
83 4, 6 | sort of the fish that are rational. But these things, which
84 4, 6 | filled with fish that are rational. Such is this of Caesarea
85 4, 6 | creation of man, -- His rational net should be filled with
86 4, 6 | filled with every sort of rational fish, Barbarian and Greek ;
87 4, 16 | OF GOD ; the Bride, the rational soul, which is associated
88 4, 16 | Him. And (this) Divine and rational association, (represents)
89 4, 16 | consequent upon these things, the rational feast and marriage supper, (
90 4, 23 | to His Disciples on the rational service to be completed
91 4, 23 | Disciples, who received the rational service, -- from Him, did
92 4, 24 | that out of them (this) rational flock should be so brought
93 4, 24 | the souls of men, as of rational flocks. For it is thus said
94 4, 24 | declared to be the Shepherd of rational souls. For, just as the
95 4, 24 | shepherd another; and, (as) the rational nature rules and leads that
96 4, 24 | with His power, we are less rational than any sheep. But He is
97 4, 24 | redemption of the souls of the rational flocks, that He (so) gave
98 4, 25 | it were, (the produce of) rational well-cultured fields, into
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