Book, Chapter

 1     1, 8-13 |       gavest me, practise the sounds in my memory. When they
 2     9, 4-8  |     those faithful songs, and sounds of devotion, which allow
 3    10, 2-2  |    Nor do I it with words and sounds of the flesh, but with the
 4    10, 8-13 |      by the ears all sorts of sounds; all smells by the avenue
 5    10, 8-13 |     others I will: nor yet do sounds break in and disturb the
 6    10, 10-17| indeed hold the images of the sounds of which those words be
 7    10, 10-17|      composed, and that those sounds, with a noise passed through
 8    10, 10-17|  which are signified by those sounds, I never reached with any
 9    10, 12-19|     they are denoted: but the sounds are other than the things.
10    10, 12-19|      than the things. For the sounds are other in Greek than
11    10, 14-22|      our memory, not only the sounds of the names according to
12    11, 3-5  |    the ears of my body to the sounds bursting out of his mouth.
13    11, 27-34|    sound, and does sound, and sounds on, and list, it ceases;
14    11, 27-34|    let us measure it while it sounds; seeing when it hath left
15    11, 27-34|   tell how much it is. But it sounds still, nor can it be measured
16    11, 27-35|   twice so much; but when one sounds after the other, if the
17    11, 27-36|      utter that speech, which sounds on, until it be brought
18    12, 29-40|  first in time utter formless sounds without singing, and subsequently