Book, Chapter

 1       3, II   |  loathsome lusts in which it is changed and altered past recognition,
 2       3, IV   |     book which quite definitely changed my whole attitude and turned
 3       4, VI   |   though I would willingly have changed it, I was still more unwilling
 4       6, X    |       justice prevailed, and he changed his mind for the better,
 5       6, II   |  corrupted and deteriorated and changed by them from happiness into
 6       6, IX   |       also read there how “they changed the glory of thy incorruptible
 7       6, X    |      yourself, but you shall be changed into my likeness.” And I
 8       7, VI   |        reading; he was inwardly changed, as thou didst see, and
 9       7, VI   |        his friend, although not changed from their former course,
10       8, II   |        servants whom thou hadst changed from black to shining white,
11       8, X    |        that ‘all things will be changed’300?”~26. Such a thought
12       9, XXXVI|        extent thou hast already changed me, for first of all thou
13      10, IV   | existent is what it means to be changed and varied. Heaven and earth
14      11, VI   |     which mutable things can be changed. But this mutability - what
15      11, XI   |       immortality. Thou art not changed by any shape or motion,
16      11, XI   |       through which a thing was changed and turned from one species
17      11, XII  |        change - mutable but not changed - it may fully enjoy thy
18      11, XV   |    Creator: that his essence is changed in no respect by time and
19      11, XVII |      abides or whether they are changed as the soul and body of
20      11, XVII |        soul and body of man are changed - then the common matter
21      11, XIX  |         it is mutable it is not changed is not subject to temporal
22      12, III  |     toward that which cannot be changed for either better or worse.