Book, Chapter

 1     5, 3-4  |      bestowedst on them, they search out these things; and much
 2     5, 3-4  |       own, which is. For they search not religiously whence they
 3     5, 3-4  |       the wit, wherewith they search out this. And finding that
 4     6, 10-17|   might live in a most ardent search after truth and wisdom.
 5     6, 11-18| ordering of life! Nay, let us search the more diligently, and
 6     6, 11-19|   betake ourselves to the one search for truth! Life is vain,
 7     7, 5-7  |       not the evil in my very search. I set now before the sight
 8     7, 20-26|     and thence been taught to search for incorporeal truth, I
 9     8, 6-15 |  parts of the garden, came in search of them to the same place;
10     8, 7-17 |  felicity, and give myself to search out that, whereof not the
11     8, 7-17 |    finding only, but the very search, was to be preferred to
12    10, 16-24|      to forget. Who now shall search out this? who shall comprehend
13    10, 19-28|        Where in the end do we search, but in the memory itself?
14    10, 35-54|    themselves, when they make search after any knowledge. ~ ~
15    10, 35-55|   theatre. Hence men go on to search out the hidden powers of
16    13, 21-31|       and only making so much search into this temporal nature,