Book, Chapter

1     Int       |         practical consequence; no contemplation of the end of life suffices
2      11, IX   |       sweetness of its most happy contemplation of thee, it is greatly restrained
3      11, XII  |       without any wavering in its contemplation, without any interval of
4      11, XV   |        process but abides in true contemplation of him alone?” If thou,
5      11, XV   | intelligible nature which, in its contemplation of light, is light. For
6      12, XVIII|         action come to the joy of contemplation and hold on high the Word
7      12, XVIII|       view all things in admiring contemplation, although thus far we must