Book, Chapter

 1     2, 2-2  |            heart, that I could not discern the clear brightness of
 2     3, 6-10 |        things the beasts and birds discern as well as we, and they
 3     6, 13-23|       words she could not express, discern betwixt Thy revelations,
 4     6, 16-26|           and blinded, I could not discern that light of excellence
 5     7, 3-5  |            was not able clearly to discern it. So then endeavouring
 6     7, 20-26|           healing fingers, I might discern and distinguish between
 7    10, 8-13 |            colours, if I will, and discern betwixt black and white,
 8    10, 8-13 |      recall at my pleasure. Yea, I discern the breath of lilies from
 9    10, 13-20|       these things; and what I now discern and understand, I lay up
10    10, 15-23|        thereof, nor in discoursing discern pain from pleasure. I name
11    10, 37-60| concupiscences, if the soul cannot discern whether, when it hath them,
12    10, 40-65|        stood aghast; being able to discern nothing of these things
13    11, 17-22|            if in mind they did not discern them, and if they were not,
14    11, 18-24|          is that day-break which I discern in the sky, the sun-rising,
15    12, 29-40|          if he be but qualified to discern, what precedes by eternity,
16    12, 29-40|        able without great pains to discern, how the sound is therefore
17    13, 11-12|          these three then, let him discern that can, how inseparable
18    13, 18-23|         Thy firmament; that we may discern all things, in an admirable
19    13, 22-32|          him, now made capable, to discern the Trinity of the Unity,