Book, Chapter

 1        1, LX    |         visited the terrestrial regions on account of the birth
 2        3, XLII  |      abode in the ether and the regions above it, and possessing
 3        4, XXIII |        the whole world, and the regions of heaven, and this great
 4        4, XXVIII|   having abandoned the heavenly regions, and despising this great
 5        4, XXVIII|   assert that "God, leaving the regions of heaven, and the whole
 6        5, IV    |       or even to supercelestial regions purer still; and that they
 7        5, XXXI  |    account dispersed into other regions by the rulers of the nations
 8        6, LIX   |         may frequently find the regions of earth termed "world,"
 9        6, LIX   |     world" a transference from "regions on earth," there is nothing
10        6, LIX   | transported him to the heavenly regions, in order to behold all
11        7, XXXII |    suited to the purer ethereal regions of heaven. When it comes