Book, Chapter

 1       4, VIII |      me up again with earlier kinds of pleasure and my sorrow
 2       5, VI   |      or rustic vessels - both kinds of food may be served in
 3       6, V    |     mass, composed of various kinds of bodies - some of which
 4       7, III  |   proper seasons - to all the kinds of good things and to all
 5       7, X    |     affirm that there are two kinds of minds in us: one good,
 6       9, VI   |       melodies of the various kinds of songs, nor the fragrant
 7       9, VIII |       the eyes; sounds of all kinds by the ears; all smells
 8       9, IX   |      about how many different kinds of questions there are -
 9       9, X    |     hear that there are three kinds of questions - “Whether
10       9, XVII | without measure of numberless kinds of things - present there
11       9, XXI  |    depending on the different kinds of things I now remember
12      10, XXVII|      and discourse of various kinds or various measures of motions,
13      12, XVIII|    spirits; to another, other kinds of tongues - and all these
14      12, XXIV |   different ways by different kinds of true interpretations
15      12, XXIV |     that to both of these two kinds it has been said by thee,