Chapter, §

 1   1, 6  |      making (all) this, the great elements and the rest, discernible,
 2   1, 18 |                18. That the great elements enter, together with their
 3   1, 27 | perishable particles of the five (elements) which have been mentioned,
 4   5, 113|         are best purified by (the elements) from which they sprang.~
 5   6, 76 |    dwelling, composed of the five elements, where the bones are the
 6   7, 157|           five other (constituent elements of the circle); for, these
 7  12, 12 |        the Self consisting of the elements).~
 8  12, 14 |           closely united with the elements, pervade him who resides
 9  12, 16 |          particles (of the) five (elements and) destined to suffer
10  12, 17 |        its class, with those very elements (from which they were taken).~
11  12, 20 |           clothed with those very elements.~
12  12, 21 |          suffers, deserted by the elements, the torments inflicted
13  12, 22 |       from taint, those very five elements, each in due proportion.~
14  12, 90 |            the reach of) the five elements.~