Book, Chapter

 1    IV, 3 |      to a nicety, never will comprehend the (moment of) conception;
 2    IV, 4 |      these cases possible to comprehend the precise moment of parturition,
 3    IV, 5 |   unsophisticated individual comprehend precisely the time of parturition,
 4    IV, 10|       adopt this distance to comprehend by numerical calculation (
 5    IV, 43| kindred numbers of the monad comprehend 3, 5, 7, 9. There is also,
 6     V, 2 |     express it by a sign, or comprehend it substantially. But they
 7   VII, 6 |    in this way, I repeat,) I comprehend under a name the man who
 8   VII, 6 |      general definition will comprehend all animals. For animal
 9   VII, 7 |      but it is impossible to comprehend the meaning of it. For,
10    IX, 5 |    secret to those who could comprehend Him of His being a Father.
11     X, 5 |    as far as one may briefly comprehend them. They affirm that James,