Chapter, Paragraph

1   1, 9 | recognizing the non-existence of matter, we reach a~state of perfect
2  12, 37|       without~inquiring into the matter of the quarrel?"~ The Blessed
3  12, 37|         having inquired into the matter, the declaration is~neither
4  12, 37|         having inquired into the matter, the peace is concluded
5  12, 37|         having inquired into the matter and~having gone to the bottom
6  13, 53|        is not constituted by the matter~of which thy body consists,
7  16, 93|         down instructions in any matter concerning the~order. Now
8  16, 93|        leave instructions in any~matter concerning the order?~ "
9  19, 98|     truth is not~arbitrary nor a matter of opinion, but can be investigated,