Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 14|          in every direction, they discover nothing sound. When, however,
 2     V, 2 |         soul is very difficult to discover, and hard to understand;
 3     V, 14|     animal he wishes, and he will discover an image of the heaven and
 4     V, 20|           desert, endeavouring to discover his horse. And though he
 5    VI, 37| accurately to investigate, and to discover minutely what are the (instructions)
 6    VI, 47|          the remarkable (letter), discover the number of the elements
 7   VII, 7 |        definition is difficult to discover. For soul, he says, is an
 8   VII, 8 |        not take it upon myself to discover, he says, proper denominations
 9  VIII, 1 |          three times, and did not discover (any). Wherefore, he says,
10  VIII, 8 |          these (points), you will discover (God) Himself, unity and
11     X, 30|    proverb, "Know thyself;" i.e., discover God within thyself, for