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 1   1, 5 |          the Divine power which is incorporeal: leading on and carrying
 2   1, 15|       depths, has He drawn out His incorporeal soul. He also holds, as
 3   1, 37|          the enlightened, with the incorporeal assemblies of light, hold
 4   1, 38|         angels, of spirits, and of incorporeal and invisible powers; some
 5   1, 40|           in man, (and) is of that incorporeal intelligent essence, and
 6   1, 47|            For these (results) are incorporeal, and the contemplation of
 7   1, 47|            contemplation of things incorporeal; can bear about it any rational
 8   1, 64|          of (his) intellectual and incorporeal being is, and establishes (
 9   1, 73| experimental comparison with those incorporeal and Divine rational (beings)
10   1, 73|          shall, in the pastures of incorporeal and unembodied souls, as
11   1, 75|        essence clearly known to be incorporeal. For, How can that which
12   1, 75|         the life of those that are incorporeal; will separate and deliver
13   1, 77|          to the knowledge which is incorporeal,—that which partakes in
14   2, 26|            of the soul, that it is incorporeal and foreign to corruption.
15   2, 32|     intelligent essences which are incorporeal,—beneath on the earth and
16   2, 41|          Essences? And, Where that incorporeal Form which is beyond the
17   2, 41|           of Demons, that which is Incorporeal? The intelligent and rational
18   3, 39|                that unembodied and incorporeal mind, THE WORD OF GOD, --
19   3, 39|          of the body look upon the incorporeal nature of God ? And, How
20   3, 39|         degree, the Power which is incorporeal, THE WORD OF GOD, suffers
21   3, 39|          it ever diminished, when, incorporeal as it is, it permeates that
22   3, 39|            was before, immaterial, incorporeal, (and) unchanged as to His (
23   3, 39|           Neither50 was He who was incorporeal, polluted when born in the
24   3, 39|              who is immaterial and incorporeal, THE WORD OF GOD, who is
25   3, 39|          the divine power which is incorporeal, every thing He approaches,
26   3, 40|           remaining immaterial and incorporeal, just as He formerly was,
27   3, 40|           Image (of God), which is incorporeal, became vested with the
28   3, 61|          this account, He, who was incorporeal, -- availing Himself of
29   4, 7 |         life by men, because it is incorporeal and immortal. For it is
30   4, 7 |           things, that the soul is incorporeal; and set up, in a few words,
31   5, 5 |       nature which is immortal and incorporeal? -- determined also that