Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVIII |         to please, for I did not perceive the gulf of infamy wherein
 2       3, VI    |        even the beasts and birds perceive as well as we do and they
 3       4, XV    |         and, because I could not perceive these with my mind, I concluded
 4       4, XV    |       concluded that I could not perceive my mind. And since I loved
 5       5, III   |         the senses by which they perceive what they measure, and the
 6       5, V     |     enabled the truly learned to perceive, from his ignorance of what
 7       7, X     |          maintain that when they perceive two wills to be contending
 8       9, VII   |          this too, for they also perceive through their bodily senses.~
 9       9, XXXV  |          which only the eyes can perceive; but we also say, “See how
10       9, XXXVII|       faults,”387 which thy eyes perceive, though mine do not. For
11      10, XVI   |           And yet, O Lord, we do perceive intervals of time, and we
12      11, XX    | separated and formed, we can now perceive them both in the mighty
13      11, XXII  |       For these waters, which we perceive flowing in so beautiful
14      11, XXVII |       entities that their senses perceive all around them in such
15      12, XXXI  |         may be said to those who perceive through the Spirit of God