Book, Chapter

1       2, III  |    one day at the baths and perceived that I was becoming a man,
2       4, XI   |     the parts could ever do perceived separately. But far better
3       9, VIII |    the images of the things perceived are there for thought to
4       9, XII  | them within himself. I have perceived with all the senses of my
5      10, V    |    it a form which the mind perceived in itself by its inner eye (
6      10, XVI  |  time is passing, it can be perceived and measured; but when it
7      12, XXIII|  all those things which are perceived by the bodily senses. For