Book, Chapter

1     V, 14|    by all its reflection and understanding, to collect into itself
2    VI, 28| according to them, devoid of understanding, and silly, and is not conscious
3    VI, 29|    was foolish and devoid of understanding, and imagined himself to
4    VI, 39|      conceiving power of the understanding, hear from the mouths of
5  VIII, 7 |      altogether perfected in understanding a mystery, a new and not
6  VIII, 8 |      My God (is) my mind, my understanding, my soul, my body.' And
7    IX, 4 |    are continually devoid of understanding, both before they have heard
8     X, 17|   justice, and prudence, and understanding above all the rest of mankind.