Book, Chapter

 1       9, IX   |   again, as if it were still sounding in mind while it did so
 2      10, VI   |   time with thy eternal word sounding in silence and said: “This
 3      10, XXVII|      Therefore, while it was sounding, it might have been measured
 4      10, XXVII|  begun to sound and is still sounding without any interruption
 5      10, XXVII|  measure it only while it is sounding, for when it has ceased
 6      10, XXVII|  much it is. But while it is sounding, it cannot be measured except
 7      10, XXVII|     the short one leaves off sounding? That same long syllable
 8      10, XXVII|    sound, as if it were then sounding, so that we can say something
 9      10, XXVII| truly sounded and will go on sounding. But what is already finished
10      11, XXVII|    of words begun and ended, sounding in time and then passing