Book, Chapter

1       5, IV   |     man who can measure it and count all its branches, but neither
2       7, II   |        believe it, nor shall I count you among the Christians,
3       7, V    |   forever (for all men rightly count waking better) - yet a man
4       8, III  |   friend to us and not able to count him in thy flock, we should
5       9, V    |     sight I despise myself and count myself but dust and ashes -
6       9, XII  |        the numbers by which we count are far different from these.
7       9, XLIII|        for whom he who did not count it robbery to be equal with
8      10, XXI  | fractions of time which we can count by measuring.~So, then,
9      12, XIII |      thus far even he does not count himself to have apprehended,