Book, Chapter

1     9, 5-13 |       13 The vintage-vacation ended, I gave notice to the Milanese
2    11, 6-8  |    and passed away, began and ended; the syllables sounded and
3    11, 23-30|     was that battle waged and ended. I perceive time then to
4    11, 27-34|       a voice that is not yet ended, cannot be measured, so
5    11, 27-34| single, or the like. But when ended, it no longer is. How may
6    11, 27-35|     measure it not till it be ended? Now his ending is his passing
7    11, 27-35|    they were already past and ended. It is not then themselves,
8    11, 28-38|       that whole action being ended, shall have passed into
9    12, 27-37|   conceive of words begun and ended, sounding in time, and passing