Book, Chapter

 1     1, 7-11 | understand reproof, custom and reason forbade me to be reproved.
 2     2, 1    |  endeared with a sweet tie, by reason of the unity formed of many
 3     3, 2-3  |      without passion, for this reason alone are passions loved?
 4     3, 9-17 |        for the time hidest the reason of Thy command, and it be
 5     4, 3-5  |        to physic, for no other reason but that he found it utterly
 6     5, 3-6  |    from these men, and saw the reason thereof from calculations,
 7     5, 8-14 |       my chief and almost only reason was, that I heard that young
 8     5, 14-24|    large and with some show of reason answer objections; nor that
 9     6, 3-3  |     weaken) might be the truer reason for his reading to himself.
10     6, 7-11 |       used not my teaching, by reason of some unkindness risen
11     6, 10-17|    come to Milan, for no other reason but that with me he might
12     7, 2-3  |     Thee no hurt,' then was no reason brought for Thy fighting
13     8, 1-1  |       grown into years; and by reason of so great age spent in
14     9, 7-16 |         asking and hearing the reason of the people's confused
15     9, 8-17 |      of elder girls. For which reason, and for her great age,
16     9, 9-19 |      confidentially asking the reason, she taught them her practice
17    10, 6-10 |      cannot ask it: because no reason is set over their senses
18    10, 21-31|        would; and for no other reason would the one go to the
19    10, 30-41|   sleeping to waking! Where is reason then, which, awake, resisteth
20    10, 33-49|      sense not so waiting upon reason as patiently to follow her;
21    11, 8-10 |      then, when in Thy eternal Reason it is known, that it ought
22    11, 8-10 |   begin or leave off; in which Reason nothing beginneth or leaveth
23    12, 6-6  |      beautiful forms; and true reason did persuade me, that I
24    12, 17-25|        of matter, was for this reason first conveyed under the
25    13, 6-7  |    mother charity, tell me the reason, I beseech Thee, why after
26    13, 19-24|        fruit; and come, let us reason together, saith the Lord,
27    13, 21-31|    creatures are obedient unto reason, when being restrained from
28    13, 24-37| account of the fruitfulness of reason. And for this end do we
29    13, 24-37|  appeareth in its longing, and reason ruleth over it. ~ ~
30    13, 28-43|    bodies express the same; by reason that a body consisting of
31    13, 32-47| likeness (that is the power of reason and understanding), set
32    13, 32-47|        of right-doing from the reason of the mind. These things