Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  3|        some corporeal object in similitude or through a divine subject
 2   1,  3|       the object except in some similitude, but not in such as may
 3   1,  4|       that is, in the mirror of similitude, in those works where shines
 4   1,  4|       under the form of another Similitude the manner in which he arms
 5   1,  4|       bonds.~TANS. He speaks in similitude or metaphor; as you would
 6   1,  4|         it; or according to the similitude of the affections only,
 7   2,  1|   divine beauty itself, without similitude, figure, symbol, or kind,
 8   2,  1|         is said in metaphor and similitude, as God is sometimes said
 9   2,  2| participation, and according to similitude, reflected in those inferior,
10   2,  4|      gold, in substance, but in similitude; so the intellect, in whatever
11   2,  4|       are intelligences, but in similitude; therefore they are not