Book, Chapter

 1     Int       |     In Book XI, therefore, we discover why time is such a problem
 2       3, XII  |   accord, by reading, come to discover what an error it is and
 3       5, III  |  matters. Moreover, when they discover that thou didst make them,
 4       5, III  |     subjects. But I could not discover there any account, of either
 5       5, XIII |       people. I was trying to discover whether his eloquence came
 6       6, VII  |    his father. I then came to discover how fatally he doted upon
 7       6, XI   |     saying, “Tomorrow I shall discover it; behold, it will become
 8       7, VII  |       from myself I could not discover. And if I sought to turn
 9       7, VII  |      my own eyes that I might discover my iniquity and hate it.
10       8, IV   |         but still I could not discover what to do with those deaf
11       9, XXX  |   sleeping and waking that we discover that it was not we who did
12       9, XXXIV|     of these outward beauties discover the norm by which they judge
13       9, XL   |     of them. Nor did I myself discover these things - I who went
14      10, XV   |       long,” for we shall not discover what it was that was long
15      10, XXVII|      a measure, so that I can discover that the long one is twice
16      11, XXIV |    ways), which one of us can discover that single interpretation
17      11, XXIX |       without great labor, to discover how the sound comes before
18      12, XXIV | marine life and man - then we discover that the characteristic
19      12, XXIV |    many things, and we cannot discover them except through their