Book, Chapter

 1      11, XVII  | visible world - with all its entities which clearly appear in
 2      11, XVII  |      he might also say, “The entities already perfected and formed,
 3      11, XIX   |  these two terms include all entities that have been made and
 4      11, XX    |     the observable and known entities that it contains.” Still
 5      11, XXVII | conviction that God made all entities that their senses perceive
 6      11, XXVIII|  another believes that these entities were already formed and
 7      11, XXVIII| these visible and observable entities. Nor are they in simple
 8      12, II    |      spiritual and corporeal entities, which thou madest in thy
 9      12, II    |   all. Still, these formless entities are held in their state
10      12, II    |   would not even be unformed entities except from thee?~3. What