Book, Chapter

1       6, XI | should be miserable if I were deprived of the embraces of a woman,
2       6, I  |    whatever I conceived to be deprived of the dimensions of space
3       6, XII|       is corrupted is thereby deprived of good. But if they are
4       6, XII|      of good. But if they are deprived of all good, they will cease
5       6, XII|    better? If, then, they are deprived of all good, they will cease
6      11, VI |    was so, not because it was deprived of all form, but only as
7      11, VI | readily imagine that what was deprived of all form simply did not