Book, Chapter

1     6, 1    | certainly had no opportunity of enquiring what I wished of that so
2     6, 1    |      been, that what I ought by enquiring to have learned, I had pronounced
3     6, 9-15 |      him aside by the hand, and enquiring the occasion of so great
4     7, 3-4  |         for I saw, that through enquiring the origin of evil, they
5     9, 10-23|       which are before, we were enquiring between ourselves in the
6     9, 13-34|         Thou art not extreme in enquiring after sins, we confidently
7    10, 16-25|      distances of the stars, or enquiring the balancings of the earth.
8    12, 1-1  |       copious in words, because enquiring hath more to say than discovering,