Book, Chapter

 1        4, XCI    |     the fatal prey,~In airy circles wings his painful way,~Floats
 2        6, XXV    |  diagram were described ten circles, distinct from each other,
 3        6, XXXIV  | discourses of prophets, and circles upon circles, and effluents
 4        6, XXXIV  |  prophets, and circles upon circles, and effluents from an earthly
 5        6, XXXV   |  But when Celsus speaks of "circles upon circles," (he perhaps
 6        6, XXXV   |     speaks of "circles upon circles," (he perhaps borrowed the
 7        6, XXXV   |    and Leviathan) the seven circles of archontic demons, or
 8        6, XXXV   |   wind goeth in a circle of circles, and returneth again upon
 9        6, XXXV   |    returneth again upon its circles." The expression, too, "
10        6, XXXVIII|     another composed of two circles,--the outer one of which
11        6, XXXVIII| with and included two other circles, another figure, like a