Book, Chapter

 1       7, VIII |         indecision, I made many motions with my body; like men do
 2       9, XXX  |      quench even the lascivious motions of my sleep? Thou wilt increase
 3      10, VI   |       heaven and earth by whose motions in time that voice might
 4      10, XI   |    about in the past and future motions of created things, and is
 5      10, XXIII|        learned man say that the motions of the sun, moon, and stars
 6      10, XXIII|          For why should not the motions of all bodies constitute
 7      10, XXIII|         by which we measure the motions of bodies, and say, for
 8      10, XXIII|         me, therefore, that the motions of the heavenly bodies constitute
 9      10, XXVII|    kinds or various measures of motions, and we specify their time
10      12, XX   |        ways by different bodily motions.~“The waters” have brought
11      12, XXI  | allegory, these figures are the motions of our mind: that is to
12      12, XXI  |         poison of curiosity are motions of the dead soul - not so