Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 |         his wisdom) in which he came nearest in his search to
2    I, 7 |         has taken place): first came the rumour, then the exhibition
3    I, 7 |     congregations. Yet who ever came upon a half-consumed corpse (
4    I, 16|        when the blinded OEdipus came upon their stage, they greeted
5   II, 2 |    which through Saturn and Ops came Neptune, Jupiter, and Orcus,
6   II, 12|         I suppose either Heaven came down to his spouse, or Earth
7   II, 12| therefore, Saturn was human, he came undoubtedly from a human
8   II, 12|       was a man, he, of course, came not of Coelus and Terra.
9   II, 12|   suddenly apparent, that "they came from the sky?" Hence it