Book, Chapter

 1        1, XII    |         individuals, who do not perceive their own ignorance, and
 2        1, XLIII  |      wisest of all men, did not perceive that it is to a Jew, who
 3        1, XLVIII |    faculty of hearing which can perceive voices which have not their
 4        1, XLVIII |      For this great man did not perceive that it was not in keeping
 5        1, LVIII  |         Magi and Chaldeans, nor perceive that what they profess is
 6        2, VIII   |        shall see, and shall not perceive: for the heart of this people
 7        2, VIII   |   understand what was said, nor perceive what was seen as they ought.
 8        2, XXIII  |      was chastised?" He did not perceive that when Jesus had once,
 9        2, XXVIII |     Jesus. He did not, however, perceive that this was a plausible
10        2, LXXII  |      his soul deadened does not perceive that it is God who speaks.
11        2, LXXVI  |        the law. Nay, if the Jew perceive the meaning of the prophetic
12        3, XXXI   |       received up into glory, I perceive the divine arrangement in
13        4, XXXII  |         themselves, who did not perceive the irrational and wicked
14        4, LXXIX  |   answer to the human race, who perceive their own superiority, which
15        4, LXXXIII|      arguments: for he does not perceive that, while he wishes to
16        5, XI     |       and stars; but because we perceive the inexpressible superiority
17        5, XXXI   |         who has the capacity to perceive as far as mortals may, observe
18        6, II     |        to be benefited, and who perceive the improvement which may
19        6, LXVII  |       of God. But let those who perceive that they are blinded by
20        6, LXXIII |      existence and splendour we perceive as we gaze at them; and
21        7, XLII   |  himself adds this remark: "You perceive, then, how divine men seek
22        7, LI     |       careful consideration, to perceive the difference between those
23        7, LXIII  |      the chief end of man, they perceive that one who gives himself
24        8, XVII   | forbidden society." He does not perceive that we regard the spirit
25        8, XVIII  |       like, and he will clearly perceive, that while the latter are
26        8, XLIV   |   wicked one. And as the demons perceive that those who meet death
27        8, LVII   |      the state; and he fails to perceive the true duty which is fulfilled