Book, Chapter

 1       2, VII  |     great weakness of sin by the selfsame Saviour by whom he sees
 2       6, VI   |       were compelled to cast the selfsame horoscope, down to the minute:
 3       6, IX   |       the same words, but to the selfsame effect, enforced by many
 4       8, IV   |         Oh, in peace! Oh, in the Selfsame!”284 See how he says it: “
 5       8, IV   |         dost not change, art the Selfsame, and in thee is rest and
 6       8, X    |      more ardent love toward the Selfsame,296 and we gradually passed
 7       9, IV   | sufficient for me. For he is the Selfsame who didst beget me and who
 8       9, IV   |   watcheth over me; thou art the Selfsame who art all my good. Thou
 9      10, XIII |         But “Thou art always the Selfsame and thy years shall have
10      11, VII  |         in another place but the Selfsame, and the Selfsame, and the
11      11, VII  |        but the Selfsame, and the Selfsame, and the Selfsame - “Holy,
12      11, VII  |        and the Selfsame, and the Selfsame - “Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord
13      11, XI   |         fail, since thou art the Selfsame?) - from this, I say, let
14      11, XV   |          thou art; it is not the Selfsame. Yet we find that time is
15      12, XI   |    Infinite is in itself its own Selfsame object - at once one and
16      12, XI   |      without change, so that the Selfsame is the abundant magnitude
17      12, XVIII|          But thou art always the Selfsame, and in thy years which
18      12, XVIII|          in them all the one and selfsame Spirit is at work, dividing
19      12, XX   |    processes that manifest these selfsame principles. And thus one