Book, Chapter

 1       2, V     |     delights, but not at all equal to my God, who hath made
 2       3, VIII  |    whom he fears will become equal to himself or whose equality
 3       6, IX    | thought it not robbery to be equal in God,”191 for he was naturally
 4       6, XII   |      that thou madest is not equal, each by itself is good,
 5       9, XXXVII|   than at one which is, with equal injustice, cast upon another
 6       9, XLIII |      the two; because he was equal to God, and God with God,
 7       9, XLIII |   not count it robbery to be equal with thee “became obedient
 8      10, XXI   |      double, and triple, and equal, and all the other ways
 9      10, XXIII |     either that it turned at equal intervals, or, if it moved
10      10, XXVII |     Nor can it be said to be equal to another voice or single
11      11, VII   |       for then they would be equal to thy only Son and thereby
12      11, VII   |      that anything should be equal to thee that was not of
13      11, XV    |     absolutely coeternal and equal with thee, our God, its
14      12, II    |   and is nothing of thee nor equal to thee - since its created
15      12, II    |          although not as thy equal but only as an image of
16      12, II    |     Form [of Light] which is equal to thee? For, in the case
17      12, V     |     thy wisdom born of thee, equal and coeternal with thee,
18      12, XXIII |     and female. Here all are equal in thy spiritual grace where,