Book, Chapter

 1     3, 7-12 |   foolish deceivers, when they asked me, "whence is evil?" "is
 2     4, 2-3  |  theatrical prize, some wizard asked me what I would give him
 3     4, 4-9  |        riddle to myself, and I asked my soul, why she was so
 4     4, 16-26|   created?" But I would not be asked, "Why then doth God err?"
 5     5, 8-15 |    regardest not what she then asked, that Thou mightest make
 6     5, 8-15 | mightest make me what she ever asked. The wind blew and swelled
 7     6, 6-9  |     answer merry. Again, if he asked had I rather be such as
 8     6, 9-15 |        the hatchet to the boy, asked him "Whose that was?" "Ours,"
 9     6, 13-23|       pressed on, and a maiden asked in marriage, two years under
10     6, 16-26|       would not believe. And I asked, "were we immortal, and
11     8, 12-30|     not, he thus showed me. He asked to see what I had read:
12     9, 3-6  |    There he liveth, whereof he asked much of me, a poor inexperienced
13     9, 11-28|    hadst given to a woman, and asked, "Whether she were not afraid
14    10, 6-9  |        6.9 And what is this? I asked the earth, and it answered
15    10, 6-9  |       it confessed the same. I asked the sea and the deeps, and
16    10, 6-9  |     thy God, seek above us." I asked the moving air; and the
17    10, 6-9  |    deceived, I am not God. " I asked the heavens, sun, moon,
18    10, 6-9  |       the senses of my body. I asked the whole frame of the world
19    10, 18-27|   seeking any of them, and was asked, "Is this it?" "Is that
20    10, 20-29|     for they with one voice be asked, "would they be happy?"
21    10, 21-31|       this, that if two men be asked whether they would go to
22    10, 21-31|    would not; but if they were asked whether they would be happy,
23    10, 21-31|       they would (if they were asked) that they wished to have
24    13, 19-24|       the earth. That rich man asked of the good Master, what
25    13, 38-53|        Angel, a man? Let it be asked of Thee, sought in Thee,