Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 25, 4|       body, souls should have experience of every kind of life as
 2    I, 25, 4|    body to body, until he has experience of every kind of action
 3    I, 31, 2|     gone through all kinds of experience. An angel, they maintain,
 4   II,  1, 2|      necessity that He should experience the very same thing at all
 5   II,  6, 2|       know very well, as they experience his rule, who it is that
 6   II, 18, 1|     not pass through any such experience.~2.
 7   II, 25, 3| moreover, that he cannot have experience or form a conception of
 8   II, 28, 4|       other than a mere human experience; not understanding, as I
 9   II, 32, 1|     inCumbent on them to have experience of all kinds of deeds, even
10   II, 32, 2|       cumbent on them to have experience of every kind of work and
11   II, 32, 2|     incumbent on them to have experience of every kind of work; but,
12   II, 33, 1| object, that they should have experience of every kind of action,
13  III, 20, 2|     the dead, and learning by experience what is the source of his
14   IV, 33, 9|         she passes through an experience] similar to that of the
15   IV, 39, 1|    eye of the mind, receiving experience of both, may with judgment
16   IV, 39, 1|      command; and learning by experience that it is an evil thing
17   IV, 39, 1|     he has also had a twofold experience, possessing knowledge of
18   IV, 39, 1|   just as the tongue receives experience of sweet and bitter by means
19   IV, 39, 1|   mind, receiving through the experience of both the knowledge of
20    V,  2, 3|   ungrateful; but learning by experience that we possess eternal
21    V,  3, 1|      unless he had learned by experience what is in both? For there
22    V,  3, 1|     must learn both things by experience], that he may not be destitute
23    V,  3, 1|       or his Creator. But the experience of both confers upon him
24    V, 27, 2|     destitute of all good, do experience every kind of punishment.