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 1       4, II      |     conceive of anything beyond corporeal splendors. And does not
 2       4, XV      |         mind ranged through the corporeal forms, and I defined and
 3       4, XV      |         argument I supported by corporeal examples. And I turned my
 4       4, XV      |        Thus I went on imagining corporeal forms, and, since I was
 5       4, XV      |         Subject - as they do in corporeal bodies - whereas thou art
 6       5, X       |         kind of substance but a corporeal one at that. This was because
 7       5, XI      |       copies. Still thinking in corporeal categories and very much
 8       6, III     |      and art not shaped by some corporeal form: thou didst create
 9       9, XXV     |       there among the images of corporeal things. From there I went
10       9, XXXIV   |       see and love it.~But that corporeal light, of which I was speaking,
11      10, VI      |        was already some kind of corporeal creature before heaven and
12      10, VI      |     time. But there was nothing corporeal before the heaven and the
13      11, II      |        is earth? For this whole corporeal creation has been beautifully
14      11, VIII    |        men, marvel at. For this corporeal heaven is truly marvelous,
15      11, XVII    |         be understood as having corporeal matter before it had any
16      11, XIX(487)|         of the intellectual and corporeal creations.~
17      11, XX      | tangible, the spiritual and the corporeal creation.” Another takes
18      11, XX      |      the universal mass of this corporeal world, with all the observable
19      11, XX      |     matter of the spiritual and corporeal creation.” Another can take
20      11, XXI     |         the abyss” means, “That corporeal entity which God made was
21      11, XXI     |        matter, out of which the corporeal heaven and the corporeal
22      11, XXI     |        corporeal heaven and the corporeal earth were to be made, with
23      11, XXI     |       term may be included this corporeal heaven) - that is, He made
24      11, XXI     |   namely, the spiritual and the corporeal creation).” Still another
25      11, XXI     |       earth, namely, the entire corporeal mass of the world, divided
26      11, XXIV    |    entity, whether spiritual or corporeal, but each of them only newly
27      11, XXVIII  |      another unformed entity of corporeal matter, designated by the
28      11, XXVIII  |        from which the tangible, corporeal world is produced, containing
29      11, XXIX    |         is the intelligible and corporeal creation. For if he would
30      12, II      |   declare - these spiritual and corporeal entities, which thou madest
31      12, II      |  formless, whether spiritual or corporeal, would deserve to be held
32      12, II      |         excellent than a formed corporeal entity; and the corporeal,
33      12, II      |       corporeal entity; and the corporeal, even when unformed, is
34      12, II      |   except from thee?~3. What has corporeal matter deserved of thee -
35      12, XX      |   firmament of heaven and those corporeal works in the swelling sea
36      12, XX      |        for thy ministers to use corporeal and tangible signs in the
37      12, XX      |       and made dependent on thy corporeal mysteries would not be able
38      12, XXXII   |       and the earth, either the corporeal part - higher and lower -
39      12, XXXII   |          higher) waters and the corporeal (lower) waters651 or the