Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|        first lessons were better certainly, because more certain; by
 2     3, 2-3  |         miserable felicity. This certainly is the truer mercy, but
 3     3, 11-20|          to be seen, and which I certainly had not perceived before
 4     6, 3-3  |         intent soever he did it, certainly in such a man it was good. ~ ~
 5     6, 1    |                  6.3.4 I however certainly had no opportunity of enquiring
 6     6, 6-9  |          one much less true. And certainly he was joyous, I anxious;
 7     7, 4-6  |         But since most truly and certainly, the incorruptible is preferable
 8     7, 6-9  |          thence it followed most certainly that whatever, upon consideration
 9    10, 19-28|         unless we remembered it. Certainly then we had forgotten it.
10    11, 31-41|      share the joy of Thy light. Certainly, if there be mind gifted
11    12, 15-22| altogether nothing, was from Him certainly, from Whom is whatsoever
12    12, 31-42|    things true but divers? For I certainly (and fearlessly I speak