Book, Chapter

 1   2, arg|       the various sciences and arts of the heathen, so far as
 2   2,  20|        employed in the magical arts, and which the poets are
 3   2,  23|     chap. 23. Why we repudiate arts of divination~
 4   2,  23|                            All arts of this sort, therefore,
 5   2,  30|        30. What the mechanical arts contribute to exegetics~
 6   2,  30|   Further, as to the remaining arts, whether those by which
 7   2,  30|        wrestling; in all these arts experience teaches us to
 8   2,  30|        skilled in any of these arts moves his limbs in any operation
 9   2,  30|       the future. Now of these arts a very superficial and cursory
10   2,  30|      speech derived from these arts. ~
11   2,  39|       of the useful mechanical arts, except also the sciences
12   4,  21| adorned and beautified by such arts is an impeachment of God'
13   4,  21|        appearance by deceitful arts, and to cultivate modesty