Book, Chapter

 1        I, II   |          of the river. This being perceived and avoided by the Romans,
 2        I, XII  |         former enemies, when they perceived that the Roman soldiers
 3       II, II   |          then confessed that they perceived that it was the true way
 4       II, II   |     sitting on a chair. When they perceived it, they were angry, and
 5       II, XII  |      salvation. For when Paulinus perceived that it was a difficult
 6       II, XII  | immediately vanished. So the king perceived that it was not a man, but
 7       II, XIII |             This long time I have perceived that what we worshipped
 8      III, VII  |           faith of Christ; and he perceived that his kingdom, being
 9      III, XII  |       weapons of his enemies, and perceived that death was at hand,
10      III, XIV  |          against the other, Oswin perceived that he could not maintain
11      III, XV   |           it with water, they all perceived that death was at hand and
12      III, XVI  |      against the city, which they perceived to be protected by the hand
13      III, XXI  |        and despised those whom he perceived to be without the works
14      III, XXV  |         first day of the week, he perceived that Easter ought to be
15      III, XXIX |         by the Scots, had rightly perceived that the Roman was the Catholic
16       IV, III  |         after about half an hour, perceived the same song of joy to
17       IV, IX   |        body which she beheld, she perceived that it was raised on high
18       IV, XI   |        sickness increased, and he perceived the day of his death to
19       IV, XIII |          the living God, for they perceived that He Who is the true
20       IV, XXII |        and the noble answered, "I perceived by all your answers that
21       IV, XXII |       bonds on him, and the buyer perceived that he could in no way
22       IV, XXII |        celebrated for him; and he perceived that other advantages and
23       IV, XXIII|        lying round about her, she perceived that what she had seen had
24        V, I    |           But looking further, we perceived, on the island of Fame,
25        V, X    |           the man of God, Egbert, perceived that neither he himself
26        V, X    |           But when the barbarians perceived that they were of another
27        V, XII  |        the bottom of the abyss, I perceived that the summits of all
28        V, XII  |        that the other which I had perceived before and thought so great,
29        V, XIX  |          a good understanding, he perceived that the way of virtue delivered