Book, Chapter

 1       4, III  |        life, and earnestness. He recognized from my own talk that I
 2       6, IX   | receptions he used to attend. He recognized him at once and, taking
 3       6, IX   |        the market place. Alypius recognized him, and whispered to the
 4       7, II   |    profession, everyone, as they recognized him, whispered his name
 5       8, IX   |      fruits of a holy life, they recognized thee present in her heart.
 6       9, X    |        another man’s mind, but I recognized them in my own; and I saw
 7       9, XVIII|         because I could not have recognized it. And this is the way
 8       9, XVIII|        the thing is found, it is recognized by the image of it which
 9       9, XIX  |      could not do this unless we recognized it, nor could we have recognized
10       9, XIX  | recognized it, nor could we have recognized it unless we remembered
11       9, XXI  |          in the memory and it is recognized whenever the phrase “a happy