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 1   II, 1|     the gods: one being the physical class, of which the philosophers
 2   II, 1|  ingeniously composed their physical (theology) out of their
 3   II, 2|    But the authority of the physical philosophers is maintained
 4   II, 2|     it is god. For such the physical class of theologizers conclude
 5   II, 3|                    III. THE PHYSICAL PHILOSOPHERS MAINTAINED
 6   II, 3|   opinion, we see that your physical class of philosophers are
 7   II, 5|                      V. THE PHYSICAL THEORY CONTINUED. FURTHER
 8   II, 5| consider the author; but in physical phenomena your rule is opposed
 9   II, 6| DIVINE. TRANSITION FROM THE PHYSICAL TO THE MYTHIC CLASS OF GODS.~
10   II, 6|    speculatively, like your physical philosophers. But, at the
11   II, 6|     and compare it with the physical,) the error which we have
12   II, 9|    to be given touching the physical, the poetic, and the gentile
13   II, 9|    comprehended in both the physical and the mythic classes,