Book, Chapter

 1      11, V     |    to itself, “It is not an intelligible form, such as life or justice,
 2      11, XIII  |     of heavens” to mean the intelligible heaven, where to understand
 3      11, XV    | created Wisdom, namely, the intelligible nature which, in its contemplation
 4      11, XV    |    things: the rational and intelligible mind of that chaste city
 5      11, XV    |     21. Thus it is that the intelligible heaven came to be from thee,
 6      11, XVII  |  not mean that spiritual or intelligible created order which always
 7      11, XX    |  himself, God made both the intelligible and the tangible, the spiritual
 8      11, XXI   |  which were to be made that intelligible heaven (which is also called ‘
 9      11, XXI   |        that is, He made the intelligible heaven from which every
10      11, XXVIII|   it as that from which the intelligible and tangible creations are
11      11, XXIX  |     universal, which is the intelligible and corporeal creation.
12      12, XVIII |  distinguish between things intelligible and things tangible, as