Book, Chapter

 1     4, 17-28|   appeared to me to speak very clearly of substances, such as "
 2     5, 5-9  | rejected? But I had not as yet clearly ascertained whether the
 3     5, 10-19|      their meaning, I also was clearly convinced that they thought,
 4     7, 3-4  | mutable; yet understood I not, clearly and without difficulty,
 5     7, 3-5  |        ill. But I was not able clearly to discern it. So then endeavouring
 6     7, 10-16|    that Truth is not, which is clearly seen, being understood by
 7     7, 17-23|      creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by
 8     7, 19-25|     doctrine to stand out more clearly. For there must also be
 9    10, 6-10 |    invisible things of God are clearly seen, being understood by
10    10, 26-37|  matters they ask Thy counsel. Clearly dost Thou answer, though
11    10, 26-37|      answer, though all do not clearly hear. All consult Thee on
12    12, 31-42|     set down my own meaning so clearly as to exclude the rest,
13    13, 21-31|       suffice that eternity be clearly seen, being understood by
14    13, 23-33|    something there shineth not clearly; for we submit our understanding