Book, Chapter
1 3, 11-20| which I certainly had not perceived before she spake, -even
2 3, 12-21| wisely, as I afterwards perceived. For he answered, that I
3 4, 11-17| severally, could all be perceived collectively. But far better
4 4, 13-20| them." And I marked and perceived that in bodies themselves,
5 5, 10-19| over-confidence which I perceived him to have in those fables,
6 7, 3-4 | yet whatever it were, I perceived it was in such wise to be
7 7, 10-16| with love and awe: and I perceived myself to be far off from
8 7, 11-17| things below Thee, and I perceived that they neither altogether
9 7, 12-18| could not be corrupted. I perceived therefore, and it was manifested
10 7, 16-22| 7.16.22 And I perceived and found it nothing strange,
11 7, 17-23| what I had, as it were, perceived the odour of, but was not
12 7, 20-26| and though cast back, I perceived what that was which through
13 8, 12-28| it then with me, and he perceived something of it; for something
14 8, 12-30| we ask or think; for she perceived that Thou hadst given her
15 9, 4-8 | nor in the same way, if I perceived that they heard and saw
16 9, 9-19 | heard, nor by any token perceived, that Patricius had beaten
17 9, 9-22 | a holy conversation they perceived Thy presence in her heart.
18 10, 8-12 | from things of all sorts perceived by the senses. There is
19 10, 8-13 | the images of the things perceived are there in readiness,
20 10, 12-19| them within himself. I have perceived also the numbers of the
21 11, 16-21| time is passing, it may be perceived and measured; but when it
22 11, 18-23| are not, the images may be perceived before, already existing,
23 12, 23-32| things then being heard and perceived, according to the weakness
24 12, 31-42| when he wrote those words, perceived and thought on what truth
25 13, 23-34| those things, which are perceived by the senses of the body.
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