Book, Chapter

 1       1, XV    |   might have been learned in matters not so vain; and surely
 2       5, III   |    who are ignorant in these matters marvel and are amazed; and
 3       5, III   | which they investigate these matters. Moreover, when they discover
 4       5, V     |  these more really difficult matters. For he did not aim to be
 5       5, V     |  assert dogmatic opinions in matters in which he is ignorant -
 6       5, VII   |     so poorly in the various matters that puzzled me. And so
 7       5, XI    | desired to confer on various matters with someone well learned
 8       6, II    | still a skeptic in all these matters and who could not conceive
 9       6, XIV   |      court on grave business matters and he was the most earnest
10       9, XXXVII|      to pray for me in those matters where I find myself weak.~
11       9, XL    |     I could understand about matters here below, and have sought
12      12, XXIII |  that he should judge in all matters about which he also has
13      12, XXVI  |    not the fruit itself that matters, but the spirit in which