Book, Chapter

1      I, 1pref|       sun never cheerful; the sky is uniformly cloudy; the
2      I, 13   |   heavenly bodies, Strato the sky and earth, Zeno the air
3      I, 14   |       You are an enemy to the sky, and yet you are glad to
4      I, 15   |    his own world, and his own sky; we shall see, indeed, about
5    III, 24   |    there was suspended in the sky a city early every morning
6     IV, 29   |       discern the face of the sky and the earth, but could
7      V, 19   | thereby the mundane fabric of sky and earth, but worldly learning,