Book, Chapter

 1       1, VIII  |    words stood for and, having formed my mouth to repeat these
 2       5, X     |  created any evil substance, I formed the idea of two masses,
 3       6, I     |     act of thought, by which I formed those ideas, was itself
 4       6, I     |      and yet it could not have formed them if it were not itself
 5       6, V     |       out of which he made and formed and ordered it, but left
 6       9, VIII  |      tell how these images are formed, even if it is evident which
 7      10, VI    |    these words were which were formed at that time the outer ear
 8      10, X     |      which he had never before formed, how can that be a true
 9      10, XVIII |     the perceptions which were formed in the mind, like footprints
10      11        |    relation of the visible and formed matter of heaven and earth
11      11        |       matrix from which it was formed. This leads to an intricate
12      11, II    |  creation has been beautifully formed - though not everywhere
13      11, VI    |    something which was neither formed nor nothing, something that
14      11, VI    |      it was with the images of formed bodies, changing and varying
15      11, VIII  |       the possibility of being formed. For thou, O Lord, hadst
16      11, XII   |        thee. One of them is so formed that, without any wavering
17      11, XII   |       earth - visible and well formed, with the ordered beauty
18      11, XIII  |     these two - one thing well formed in the beginning and another
19      11, XV    |      that every entity already formed and all matter capable of
20      11, XVII  | entities already perfected and formed, invisible and visible,
21      11, XIX   |     not only every created and formed thing but also everything
22      11, XIX   |        that everything that is formed from what is formless was
23      11, XIX   |     was formless before it was formed.~
24      11, XX    |       come to be separated and formed, we can now perceive them
25      11, XX    |        which both of them were formed, and both now stand out
26      11, XXII  |      the waters so beautifully formed? Or, if it be taken thus,
27      11, XXII  |        specific word they were formed. If, then, Genesis is silent
28      11, XXIV  |        and earth” refers to no formed and perfect entity, whether
29      11, XXVIII|     which was capable of being formed by thy likeness through
30      11, XXVIII|    these entities were already formed and distinct. Still another
31      11, XXVIII|  understand it to refer to one formed entity - a spiritual one,
32      11, XXVIII|       and the earth were to be formed do not take it in a simple
33      11, XXIX  |        to the universe already formed, it then might rightly be
34      11, XXIX  |        first formless and then formed, he is not being absurd
35      11, XXIX  |      the tune? For a tune is a formed sound; and an unformed thing
36      11, XXIX  |       does not exist cannot be formed. In the same way, matter
37      11, XXIX  |      sound, which afterward is formed into a song; but just as
38      11, XXIX  |      matter.” But the sound is formed in order that it may be
39      11, XXIX  |        because the tune is not formed in order that it may become
40      11, XXIX  |        sound, but the sound is formed in order that it may become
41      11, XXIX  |      in value - because things formed are certainly superior to
42      12, II    |       is more excellent than a formed corporeal entity; and the
43      12, XVII  |       madest it, and thy hands formed the dry land.580 For it
44      12, XXXII |      land, first bare and then formed, so as to be visible and