Book, Chapter

1     3, 11-19|      which she had from Thee, discerned the death wherein I lay,
2     4, 17-30|  whence my face, with which I discerned the things enlightened,
3     8, 6-15 |      at himself a while, then discerned, and determined on a better
4    10, 10-17|    sense of my body, nor ever discerned them otherwise than in my
5    10, 13-20|     remember also that I have discerned betwixt those truths and
6    10, 13-20| remembering that I oftentimes discerned them, when I often thought
7    10, 34-52|       but as himself inwardly discerned. This is the light, it is
8    10, 35-55|    this may more evidently be discerned, wherein pleasure and wherein
9    11, 17-22|     not, they could no way be discerned. Things then past and to