Book, Chapter

 1        1, XLII  |         figuratively, seeking to discover the meaning of the authors
 2        1, XLVIII|   blessed man alone knows how to discover, according to the saying
 3        2, LXXVI |    character of a Jew, could not discover any objections to be urged
 4        2, LXXVII|           in which you think you discover matter of accusation against
 5        3, XXX   |         nevertheless possible to discover a general superiority in
 6        4, XXXIX |           they should be able to discover the meaning of Plato, (they
 7        4, XLIV  |        but dig wells, seeking to discover the inherent ground and
 8        4, LIII  | disposition of mind; for he will discover that they are men who strenuously
 9        4, LXXI  |          of holy Scripture, will discover the spiritual truths which
10        4, LXXXV |          rational beings he will discover reason, the common possession
11        5, XV    |     attentive reader will dearly discover the end that is to be accomplished
12        8, XV    |   heretics, yet we are unable to discover from what set of opinions