Book, Chapter

 1     1, 20-31|         pleasures, sublimities, truths, and so fell headlong into
 2     5, 3-6  |                  5.3.6 Yet many truths concerning the creature
 3     5, 7-12 |          he might have held the truths of piety, had he not been
 4     9, 4-9  |   phantoms which I had held for truths, was there vanity and leasing;
 5    10, 13-20|         discerned betwixt those truths and these falsehoods objected
 6    10, 23-34| miserable, it had rather joy in truths than in falsehoods. Happy
 7    12, 16-23|         do not affirm all these truths to be false, who honour
 8    12, 20-29|           12.20.29 Out of these truths, of which they doubt not
 9    12, 21-30|     following, out of all those truths, he chooses one to himself,
10    12, 24-33|      shall, among those so many truths, which occur to enquirers