Book, Chapter

 1        4, I      |     been rooted out, plant the plants of "God's husbandry;" mad
 2        4, LIV    |       countless diversities of plants, which are regulated by
 3        4, LIV    |   qualities upon the matter of plants. And when he had once represented (
 4        4, LXXIV  |        beings than for that of plants, and trees, and herbs, and
 5        4, LXXV   |       beings, than for that of plants, and trees, and herbs, and
 6        4, LXXV   |      no more use to us than to plants, and trees, and herbs, and
 7        4, LXXV   |       that these things, viz., plants, and trees, and herbs, and
 8        4, LXXV   |   chance that so many kinds of plants, and trees, and herbs resemble
 9        5, VII    |    neither are the animals and plants upon the earth any portion
10        5, VII    |         and besides these, the plants also are divine. And if
11        5, XVIII  |        stalk, e.g., among such plants as the following, viz.,
12        5, XIX    |     pleases: as in the case of plants that are sown, so also in
13        5, XXXVIII| essence of all the animals and plants that are under the control
14        6, XXXIX  |      in numbers, or stones, or plants, or roots, or generally