Book, Chapter

 1       2, V   |    the explanation unless it appears that there was the desire
 2       3, VI  |    exhausted. Food in dreams appears like our food awake; yet
 3       9, VI  | questions, so that the world appears one way to this man and
 4       9, VI  |      and another to that. It appears the same way to both; but
 5       9, XXXI|  belly.”361 And from this it appears, O my holy God, that thou
 6      10, XXVI|     a syllable. From this it appears to me that time is nothing
 7      11, VIII|      its very changeableness appears in this, that its times
 8      11, XXII|  this formlessness of matter appears to be called by the term ‘
 9      12, V   |      now,513 how the Trinity appears to me in an enigma. And
10      12, XV  |           thy Word which now appears to us in the dark image