Book, Chapter

 1     Int, 1     |   whole life was devoted: the search for and the celebration
 2       4, III   |     so that afterward I might search it out for myself.~But at
 3       6        |       continues his fruitless search for truth.~
 4       6, X     |      with me in a most ardent search after truth and wisdom.
 5       6, XI    |       of his life? No, let us search the more diligently, and
 6       6, XI    |   devote myself solely to the search for truth. This life is
 7       6, XVI   |       happy, or why should we search for anything else?” I did
 8       6, III   |     out. And so I pursued the search with a quiet mind, now in
 9       6, V     |       see the evil in my very search. I marshaled before the
10       6, XX    | having been taught by them to search for the incorporeal Truth,
11       7, VI    |   part of the garden, came in search of them to the same place,
12       7, VII   |       to devote myself to the search. For not just the finding
13       7, VII   |      alone, but also the bare search for it, ought to have been
14       9, XVIII |      way it always is when we search for and find anything that
15       9, XIX   |     it? Where, finally, do we search, but in the memory itself?
16       9, XIX   |     forgotten, we cannot even search for.~
17       9, XXXV  |       we exercise them in the search for knowledge. We do not
18       9, XXXV  |      reason why we proceed to search out the secret powers of
19      11, XXVIII|      fly around rejoicing and search among them and pluck them