Book, Chapter

 1       4, II | marriage. She was a woman I had discovered in my wayward passion, void
 2       4, II |  faithful to her and with her I discovered, by my own experience, what
 3       4, III|       simple reason that he had discovered astrology to be utterly
 4       4, XV |      explain them to others and discovered that even the most proficient
 5       5, III|        even though they had not discovered the sovereign Lord of it
 6       5, III|         these things. They have discovered much; and have foretold,
 7       5, III|         down the rules they had discovered, so that to this day they
 8       5, VI |        him some of my doubts. I discovered at once that he knew nothing
 9       6, IV |  contentiousness. I had not yet discovered that it taught the truth,
10       6, X  |     them; for as yet we had not discovered anything certain which,
11       6, XI |        until the clear truth is discovered. But where and when shall
12       6, V  |       cares lest I die before I discovered the truth. And still the
13       6, IX |       this nowhere there. And I discovered in those books, expressed
14       8, VII|         a queen! When they were discovered and dug up and brought with
15       8, IX |      pointed out by her who had discovered them; and she promised a
16       9, XI |         which have already been discovered and, as I said, laid up
17      12, XI |       think that he has thereby discovered what is immutable above