Book, Chapter

 1       1, VI  |       Then, little by little, I realized where I was and wished to
 2       1, VIII|        they spoke, I saw it and realized that the thing they wished
 3       3, XII |       prudently, as I afterward realized. For he answered that I
 4       5, VI  |        them. At the same time I realized that there is another kind
 5       5, VII |     that troubled me - though I realized that such ignorance need
 6       5, XIV |        of the Manicheans, I now realized could be maintained without
 7       6, III |        evil. Whatever it was, I realized that the question must be
 8       6, III |        could not be true. I now realized that when they asked what
 9       6, III |   unwilling - and immediately I realized that there was the cause
10       6, VI  |        his father, and he never realized how far his ideas would
11       6, X   |  trembled with love and fear. I realized that I was far away from
12       6, XI  |         are beneath thee, and I realized that they are neither wholly
13       6, XVII|          in fact, make them), I realized that I had found the unchangeable
14       6, XIX | discoursed with his fellows - I realized that his flesh alone was
15       7, XII |        felt at the time, and he realized it. I suppose I had said
16       9, XIX |         for, because the memory realized that it was not operating