Book, Chapter

 1        2, LXXI   | innumerable; and these any one may ascertain who chooses, partly from
 2        3, IV     |          of an ass," in seeking to ascertain from those prophecies which
 3        3, XVI    |           have failed correctly to ascertain the truth.~
 4        3, XXIII  |           individual instance, and ascertain whether it is well founded,
 5        3, XXX    |            things with a desire to ascertain the truth, he will be filled
 6        3, XXXVIII|          it is not easy for men to ascertain these; but I have said what
 7        3, LVI    |    children and women, and let him ascertain by comparison among those
 8        4, XXXI   |       truths) to those who wish to ascertain the signification of things?~
 9        4, XXXIX  |           to those who know how to ascertain from the myths the true
10        4, LXV    |            is not a philosopher to ascertain the origin of evils, though
11        4, LXV    |            is not a philosopher to ascertain the origin of evils, as
12        4, LXV    |            angels, will be able to ascertain the origin of evils. But
13        5, III    |           why not rather carefully ascertain from the statements made
14        5, XLV    |           to those who are able to ascertain the nature of the charms
15        5, LI     |         baboon, or the cat, he can ascertain if it be so, and so may
16        6, IX     |            who has the capacity to ascertain it.~
17        6, XVI    |        objects, that he might thus ascertain the meaning of the Logos
18        6, XXV    |           situated. And seeking to ascertain what might be the inference
19        7, XXXIX  |           us to learn, that we may ascertain from him how we are to know
20        7, LXVIII |      according to God's will," and ascertain whether sins are or are