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 1 2 |           and devours and destroys things, nevertheless the mind of
 2 4 |          to revel in the truths of things need only know how to neglect
 3 4 |       examples. Authors write many things and the people cling to
 4 5 |     certainty as regards corporeal things because of their complexity
 5 5 |       Christ. For grace makes many things clear to the faithful, and
 6 5 |           but even about corporeal things. In accordance with which
 7 5 |         coming to the knowledge of things, one through the experiments
 8 6 |            in regard to scientific things. The second grade consists
 9 6 |      mirror in which the images of things cannot be clearly seen,
10 6 |      mirror in which the images of things show clearly. On account
11 6 |          can discover the cause of things unless they have minds free
12 6 |       ethical, but even scientific things. I have carefully proved
13 6 |        year to learn all the great things he knows, and since he neither
14 6 |           has granted to him these things which it has refused to
15 6 |          man, he has received pure things from me. Nor have I been
16 7 |             that they may see many things which it is not permitted
17 7 |          only concerning spiritual things, but all human knowledge.
18 7 |         Divine wisdom by which all things are ordered. ~
19 8 |        philosopher discusses these things, and in regard to perspective
20 8 |        given us knowledge of these things in their books upon Nature,
21 8 | experimental science analyzes such things. ~
22 9 |    considers whether among visible things, he can find colors formed
23 11|          of them, in the fields of things where there are neither