Book, Chapter

 1    I, 11|        of Ganymede as false, and perceive that the occurrence took
 2    I, 16|      being admitted, they do not perceive that conception follows
 3    I, 17|          and because they do not perceive what the truth is, they
 4   II, 3 |         follow? If even they who perceive themselves to be in error
 5   II, 3 |        the office of the soul to perceive those things more clearly
 6   II, 4 |      when they were made did not perceive it, and when they are worshipped
 7   II, 6 | sensibility, and is God, did not perceive the consequences of their
 8   II, 9 |       having received light, may perceive his own errors and those
 9  III, 13|        though, indeed, she could perceive anything by herself, and
10  III, 14|      under her teaching, both to perceive and to be wise, and to be
11  III, 17|       form. Why, then, do we not perceive or distinguish them? Because,
12  III, 18|          indulgence because they perceive the truth, yet I cannot
13  III, 19|     Catiline? But a man does not perceive this opposition between
14  III, 20|        suffer it. For who cannot perceive that this world, completed
15  III, 24|           But since they did not perceive what contrivance regulated
16  III, 27|         deed, either he will not perceive it if souls shall perish,
17  III, 27|          perish, or, if he shall perceive it, he will gain nothing
18  III, 30|      deviating from the truth. I perceive, however, how many things
19  III, 30|     Carneades see, and feel, and perceive? Lo, a voice from heaven
20   IV, 5 |      these things, that they may perceive their error who endeavour
21   IV, 22|          that they may at length perceive that the fact ought to have
22   IV, 24|         I am compelled. I myself perceive that I sin; but the necessity
23   IV, 30|          they did not thoroughly perceive their force and meaning,
24    V, 9 |          At times, however, they perceive that they are wicked, and
25    V, 10|    accusing fortune; nor do they perceive that if she had any existence,
26    V, 14|      since they neither hear nor perceive divine things, but fear
27    V, 18|     things as he proposed. Now I perceive that a greater undertaking
28    V, 18|          he did not sufficiently perceive that it was not folly; although
29    V, 22|    public hatred those whom they perceive to be grievous to them,
30   VI, 2 |       the sun, they will at once perceive how God has no need of their
31   VI, 5 |       general, even they who sin perceive what is good and evil, though
32   VI, 7 |   resembles wisdom, and they who perceive the folly of men in general
33   VI, 12|        us instructions. For they perceive that it is naturally just
34   VI, 12|      protection, but they do not perceive why it is so. For God, to
35   VI, 20|      discover from the smell, or perceive from the taste, the things
36   VI, 24|   children are corrected when we perceive that they repent of their
37  VII, 2 |         at large, nor clearly to perceive the truth, the knowledge
38  VII, 4 |        of the water, they do not perceive the system of the world
39  VII, 5 |    wisdom to know, and a body to perceive, God willed that both should
40  VII, 9 |         of these things we might perceive God from His power and operation
41  VII, 12|        soul, when separated, can perceive nothing, because it is itself
42  VII, 12|      that it should not live and perceive by itself, since it is in
43  VII, 12|          is now unable either to perceive or to speak, so that either
44  VII, 21|       virtue has imbued will not perceive that fire; for they have