Book,  Chapter

1     II,  I  |       is the condition of being awake. But whether sleeping without
2     II,  I  |    Socrates asleep and Socrates awake is not the same person;
3     II,  I  |        in sleep, and are seldom awake but when either hunger calls
4     II,  I  |       comes to be more and more awake; thinks more, the more it
5     II,  VII|     ideas always, whilst we are awake, or have any thought, passing
6     II,  XIV| understanding, as long as he is awake. Reflection on these appearances
7     II,  XIV|         ideas do, whilst we are awake, succeed one another in
8     II,  XIX|    another place, whilst we are awake, there will always be a
9     II,  XXI|        every moment that we are awake in the course of our lives,