Book, Chapter

 1       2, V     |       11. When, therefore, we inquire why a crime was committed,
 2       2, VIII  |       has prompted my mind to inquire about it, to discuss and
 3       6, VI    | alarms. Now, if anyone should inquire of me whether I should prefer
 4       6, VI    |   impulse - whether those who inquire or those inquired of know
 5       7, IX    |       shine on me, that I may inquire and find an answer, amid
 6       8, XIII  |       dost not so stringently inquire after our sins, we hope
 7       9, XXV   |     of thee. But why do I now inquire about the part of my memory
 8       9, XXXV  |      me, nor do I now care to inquire about the courses of the
 9       9, XXXVII|       at hand; for then I can inquire of myself how much more
10      10, III   |       However, since I cannot inquire of Moses, I beseech thee,
11      10, XXII  |       O Lord. Of whom shall I inquire about these things? And
12      11, XXIII |      them. It is one thing to inquire as to what is true about