Book, Chapter

1       4, IV  |      for that which he has experienced in himself alone? What was
2       6, IX  |  Church - a wiser and more experienced man.~
3       8, IV  | earliest years I had never experienced such pain. And thy purposes
4       9, VIII|    remember, either having experienced them myself or been told
5       9, VIII|  things that I either have experienced or have believed on the
6       9, XIV |   in which the mind itself experienced them, but very differently
7       9, XIV | But even as this memory is experienced, it is identical with the
8       9, XXI | touched my joy. But I have experienced it in my mind when I rejoiced;
9       9, XXI |  no one can say he has not experienced, is therefore found in the