Book, Chapter

 1       2, VI  |     imitating my Lord, even in a corrupted and perverted way? Did I
 2       3, II  |  recognition, being diverted and corrupted from its celestial purity
 3       6, II  |          creation; and should be corrupted and deteriorated and changed
 4       6, II  |      enslaved, contaminated, and corrupted. But on their hypothesis
 5       6, IV  |          is that good. But to be corrupted is not good. Nor art thou
 6       6, IV  | substance which God is cannot be corrupted; because if this were so
 7       6, XII |        are good even if they are corrupted. They could not be corrupted
 8       6, XII |     corrupted. They could not be corrupted if they were supremely good;
 9       6, XII |      were good they could not be corrupted. If they were supremely
10       6, XII |         be nothing in them to be corrupted. For corruption harms; but
11       6, XII |          is certain, all that is corrupted is thereby deprived of good.
12       6, XII |         all and cannot be at all corrupted, they will become better,
13       6, XII |    substance, which could not be corrupted unless it were good. I understood,
14       6, XVII|    firmly. For the body which is corrupted presses down the soul, and
15      12, XIII|     subtlety, his mind should be corrupted from the purity which is