Book, Chapter

 1       1, III   |     such a way that nothing contains thee wholly?~ ~
 2       3, IV    | This particular book of his contains an exhortation to philosophy
 3       5, II    |   everywhere; that no place contains thee, and that only thou
 4       7, II    |   told me about him. For it contains a glorious proof of thy
 5       9, XI    |    which the memory already contains - but in an indiscriminate
 6       9, XII   |   XII~ ~19. The memory also contains the principles and the unnumbered
 7       9, XIV   |   21. This same memory also contains the feelings of my mind;
 8      10, XXVIII|    between my memory, which contains what I have repeated, and
 9      10, XXVIII|   and my expectation, which contains what I am about to repeat.
10      11, XX    |  and known entities that it contains.” Still another finds a