Book, Chapter

 1     Int      |  Plotinian notions of divine unity and remotion in tension
 2       1, XIX |      of that most mysterious unity from whence I had my being.39
 3       2, I   |     turned away from thee, O Unity, and lost myself among “
 4       4, XI  |    even this lowest level of unity102 may be made complete
 5       4, XV  |    distinguished between the unity there is in virtue and the
 6       4, XV  |    in vice. I conceived that unity consisted of the rational
 7       4, XV  |   wonderful and unchangeable unity could be understood as subjected
 8      11, VII |       one Trinity, and trine Unity?467 And, therefore, it was
 9      12, II  |     they are recalled to thy unity and receive form and being
10      12, XI  |    abundant magnitude of its Unity - who can readily conceive?
11      12, XXII|    to see the trinity of the Unity and the unity of the Trinity.~
12      12, XXII| trinity of the Unity and the unity of the Trinity.~This is