Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 |       deceived. For he does not comprehend how great are the might
 2    I, 20|        to honour virtue, but to comprehend it with the mind, and to
 3  III, 3 |      and suspended,--to wish to comprehend these things, I say, by
 4  III, 10|        him alone it is given to comprehend divine things. And concerning
 5  III, 20|   things, he was unable even to comprehend the nature of those things
 6   IV, 5 |       things, he who desires to comprehend the truth ought not only
 7   IV, 24|     body, of itself can neither comprehend nor receive the truth, unless
 8    V, 18|         was not so, but did not comprehend the cause why he appeared
 9   VI, 12|      affairs. But if you do not comprehend this virtue, that you may
10  VII, 1 |    philosophers did not see nor comprehend the truth; but that they
11  VII, 2 | philosophers, that they did not comprehend the system of the world,
12  VII, 3 |        to be mad? But these men comprehend under the one name of nature
13  VII, 7 |        the philosophers did not comprehend this main point, they were
14  VII, 7 |       they were neither able to comprehend truth, although they for
15  VII, 9 |        said, it is difficult to comprehend with the mind how the soul
16  VII, 9 |        about God? Is it easy to comprehend how He is vigorous without
17  VII, 13|        But because they did not comprehend the nature of the soul,
18  VII, 22|         because they so quickly comprehend the subjects which they