Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |   existentialist philosophy. His view of the shape and process
 2     Int       | attention to the specific aim in view in each particular treatise. ~              
 3     Int       |     Christian metaphysical world view. In Books XII and XIII,
 4     Int, 1    |        to the point where we can view the drama of God’s enterprise
 5     Int, 1    |     vantage points from which to view the Augustinian perspective
 6       4, II   |  marriage bond contracted with a view to having children and the
 7       4, III  |          astrologers’ art with a view to gaining his living by
 8       6, IV   |        mystic veil and opened to view the spiritual meaning of
 9       6, X    |          he had qualified with a view to pleasing his parents
10       7, X    |         wills - or even more, in view of the vast range of human
11       9, VIII |     inquired for, they leap into view as if to say, “Is it not
12       9, XVI  |      most absurd. But what third view is there? How can I say
13       9, XXXVI|      loved of men, with no other view than that I may find in
14      12, XVIII|     order that we may be able to view all things in admiring contemplation,