| ### BOOK XI |

| ### Index |

| #### CONSPECT #### CHAPTER 1. A TRACE OF THE TRINITY ALSO IN THE OUTER MAN. #### CHAPTER 2. A CERTAIN TRINITY IN THE SIGHT. THAT THERE ARE THREE THINGS IN SIGHT, WHICH DIFFER IN THEIR OWN NATURE. IN WHAT MANNER FROM A VISIBLE THING VISION IS PRODUCED, OR THE IMAGE OF THAT THING WHICH IS SEEN. THE MATTER IS SHOWN MORE CLEARLY BY AN EXAMPLE. HOW THESE THREE COMBINE IN ONE. #### CHAPTER 3. THE UNITY OF THE THREE TAKES PLACE IN THOUGHT, VIZ. OF MEMORY, OF TERNAL VISION,AND OF WILL COMBINING BOTH. #### CHAPTER 4. HOW THIS UNITY COMES TO PASS. #### CHAPTER 5. THE TRINITY OF THE OUTER MAN, OR OF EXTERNAL VISION, IS NOT AN IMAGE OF GOD. THE LIKENESS OF GOD IS DESIREDEVEN IN SINS. IN EXTERNAL VISION THE FORM OF THE CORPOREAL THING IS AS IT WERE THE PARENT, VISION THE OFFSPRING; BUT THE WILL THAT UNITES THESE SUGGESTS THE HOLY SPIRIT. #### CHAPTER 6. OF WHAT KIND WE ARE TO RECKON THE REST (REQUIES), AND END (FINIS), OF THE WILL IN VISION. #### CHAPTER 7. THERE IS ANOTHER TRINITY IN THE MEMORY OF HIM WHO THINKS OVER AGAIN WHAT HE HAS SEEM. #### CHAPTER 8. DIFFERENT MODES OF CONCEIVING. #### CHAPTER 9. SPECIES IS PRODUCED BY SPECIES IN SUCCESSION. #### CHAPTER 10. THE IMAGINATION ALSO ADDS EVEN TO THINGS WE HAVE NOT SEEN, THOSE THINGS WHICH WE HAVE SEEN ELSEWHERE. #### CHAPTER 11. NUMBER, WEIGHT, MEASURE. |