Section,  Paragraph

 1  II,  72 |     atoms in comparison with the reality of things. It is an infinite
 2  II,  139|   teaches them that happiness in reality consists only in rest and
 3  II,  174|       experience, the latter the reality of evils.~
 4  VI,  386|          same discomforts as the reality.~But since dreams are all
 5 VII,  431|        have quite recognised the reality of his excellence, have
 6 VII,  453|    morality, and justice; but in reality this vile root of man, this
 7   X,  664|        to take away the existing reality which was there before.~"
 8   X,  669|      they have misunderstood the reality, when it came in the time
 9   X,  677|           pleasure and pain. The reality excludes absence and pain.~
10   X,  677|         and the sacrifices are a reality or a type, we must see if
11   X,  684|   passages, excluding as they do reality, indicate that all this
12   X,  684|    together cannot be applied to reality; all can be said to be typical;
13   X,  684| therefore they are not spoken of reality, but of the type.~Agnus