Book, Chapter

 1      I, 13|             and ether, and Plato the stars, which he calls a fiery
 2      I, 18|       livelihood by help of the very stars which were made by the Creator (
 3     II, 3 | distinguishing and noting which, the stars and luminaries of heaven
 4    III, 24|              to an equality with the stars of heaven are not these
 5     IV, 34|         Abraham shall be even as the stars of heaven, by virtue certainly
 6     IV, 39|           sun, and the moon, and the stars, and upon the earth distress
 7      V, 4 |         moons and constellations and stars; who furthermore both predetermined
 8      V, 6 |              by suns, and moons, and stars, which He ordained for this
 9      V, 10|             and another glory of the stars" does he not therefore intimate
10      V, 17|              set my throne above the stars;.. will go up above the
11      V, 20|             multiply thy seed as the stars of heaven." Therefore "one