Book, Chapter

 1     9, 11-28|     the world, He should not recognise whence He were to raise
 2    10, 15-23|      when health were named, recognise what were spoken, unless
 3    10, 15-23|   mind. I name memory, and I recognise what I name. And where do
 4    10, 15-23|  what I name. And where do I recognise it, but in the memory itself?
 5    10, 16-24|    forgetfulness, and withal recognise what I name? whence should
 6    10, 16-24|      I name? whence should I recognise it, did I not remember it?
 7    10, 16-24|   had forgotten, I could not recognise what that sound signifies.
 8    10, 16-24|      the hearing of the name recognise the thing thereby signified,
 9    10, 18-27|      it, because I could not recognise it. And so it ever is, when
10    10, 18-27|     what was lost, unless we recognise it; nor can we recognise
11    10, 18-27|     recognise it; nor can we recognise it, unless we remember it.
12    10, 19-28| unless we recognised it, nor recognise it unless we remembered
13    10, 19-28|     itself? for even when we recognise it, on being reminded by
14    13, 30-45|     works by Thy Spirit, nor recognise Thee in them. ~ ~