Book, Chapter

 1        1, Pref  |          who are able by words and treatises to overthrow the charges
 2        1, VIII  | self-contradiction. For from other treatises of his it is ascertained
 3        1, XVI   |            although there are many treatises in circulation among the
 4        2, LXXII |         else which is mentioned in treatises on the voice; and therefore
 5        3, XLV   |          wisdom may be seen in his treatises, which contain a great amount
 6        4, XXXIII|       rites. For there is found in treatises on magic in many countries
 7        4, XLVIII|           his numerous and learned treatises, explains a picture at Samos,
 8        4, XLVIII|            philosopher says in his treatises, that matter receives the
 9        4, LI    |          have heard that there are treatises in existence which contain
10        4, LII   |             selecting from all the treatises which contain allegorical
11        4, LXII  |        discussed in many important treatises, and which have received
12        5, I     |          by means of arguments and treatises, to confirm men in their
13        6, LI    |           for we should need whole treatises for the exposition of the