Book,  Chapter

 1     I,  11 |     Egypt, and after the manna, angels’ food, sigh for the garlic
 2     I,  36 |  marriage, but will be like the angels.” What others will hereafter
 3     I,  36 |       earth. If likeness to the angels is promised us (and there
 4     I,  36 |     difference of sex among the angels), we shall either be of
 5     I,  36 |         be of no sex as are the angels, or at all events which
 6    II,  Int|      the lapsed may return. The Angels, and even our Lord Himself, (
 7    II,  4  |       Job relates that even the angels and every creature can sin. 4709 “
 8    II,  4  |      servants, and chargeth his angels with folly, how much more
 9    II,  4  |       Why speak of holy men and angels, who, being creatures of
10    II,  5  |       but little lower than the angels, and crownest him with glory
11    II,  15 |         look to.”~They despised angels’ food, and sighed for the
12    II,  18 |  prepared for the devil and his angels.” That a good tree cannot
13    II,  27 |       least, and that among the angels and the p. 409 invisible
14    II,  27 |         at Bethel, on which the angels come from heaven to earth
15    II,  27 |       the right hand. There are angels who descend from heaven;
16    II,  28 |    heaven there are Archangels, Angels, Thrones, Dominions, Powers,
17    II,  28 |     Archangel to other inferior angels, and Powers, and Dominions
18    II,  31 | tormented by jealousy while the angels in heaven were rejoicing.