Book, Chapter

1       6, VI |   makes a difference as to the object from which a man derives
2       6, VI |    make a difference as to the object from which a man’s joy is
3       9, IX |      memory after the external object is removed. For these things
4       9, XIX|        familiar and sought-for object. And where does this name
5       9, XXI|     since it is not a physical object. Is it the sort of memory
6      10, XX | troubled by it, nor argue, nor object - always provided that what
7      12, XI |        itself its own Selfsame object - at once one and many,