Book, Chapter

 1       1, XVI |       Tree (for an ark)29 can scarcely pass over? Do I not read
 2       4, IV  |      of this life when he had scarcely completed one whole year
 3       4, XV  |    profit me that, when I was scarcely twenty years old, a book
 4       4, XV  |   diagrams in the sand - they scarcely understood it and could
 5       6, I   |    mind. But behold they were scarcely scattered before they gathered
 6       7, II  |   Simplicianus went with him, scarcely able to contain himself
 7       7, VIII|      at our not following?” I scarcely knew what I said, and in
 8       7, IX  | readiness that the command is scarcely distinguished from the obedience
 9       7, XI  |   they did suggest! And now I scarcely heard them, for they were
10       8, XI  |   about this. However, it was scarcely five days later - certainly
11      10, XV  |      cut down to the space of scarcely a single day. But let us
12      11, X   |     me return, though I could scarcely hear it for the tumults