Book, Chapter

1   2,   2|     when the poultry-cock has discovered food, he signals with his
2   2,   6|       in small esteem what is discovered without difficulty. For
3   2,  14|     words and idioms is to be discovered~
4   2,  18| because they say that Mercury discovered them; nor because they have
5   2,  21|  arrived, by use of the rules discovered and laid down by those who
6   2,  28|   into profane history he had discovered that Plato made a journey
7   2,  38| numbers not created, but only discovered, by man~
8   2,  38|       created by man, but was discovered by investigation. For, though
9   3,  36|   sufficient watchfulness, is discovered in difficult parts of Scripture.