Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 20, 1 |          Lord, when He was a boy learning His letters, on the teacher
 2    I, 31, 3 |  mysteries. But let them rather, learning to good effect from us the
 3   II, 10, 2 |       knowledge" itself (yet not learning this fact, that the Lord,
 4   II, 17, 11|        perfect knowledge through learning [at last] that the Father
 5   II, 18, 2 |      continue his researches, on learning that the Father is incomprehensible.~
 6  III, 20, 2 |  resurrection from the dead, and learning by experience what is the
 7   IV, 14, 3 |         during forty days He was learning to keep [in his memory]
 8   IV, 39, 1 | neglectful of God's command; and learning by experience that it is
 9    V,  2, 3 |         becoming ungrateful; but learning by experience that we possess
10    V,  3, 1 |         there is nothing evil in learning one's infirmities by endurance;
11    V, 17, 4 |         coming to the place, and learning what had happened, he threw