Book, Chapter

1       1, XVI| persuade people to your way of thinking; so helpful in unfolding
2       5, XI |      uncorrupted copies. Still thinking in corporeal categories
3       6, IV |     censured thy holy ones for thinking thus, when they actually
4       6, X  |       his mind for the better, thinking that the rule that forbade
5       6, VII|        place; but I still kept thinking only of things that are
6       7, VII|    spent ten years and more in thinking about it, have had their
7       8, IX |     reward to anyone else who, thinking to please her, should say
8       8, X  |     went beyond herself by not thinking of herself; if fancies and
9       9, XIV|        does not the man who is thinking about the emotions, and