Book, Chapter

 1        3, LXXV  |      Christian system, who has so arranged that instruction of the
 2        4, XVIII |        nature of the child, or is arranged by the physician with a
 3        4, XXX   |        that "all things have been arranged so as to be subject to us,"
 4        4, LVII  |         know not whence it was so arranged that one should spring out
 5        4, LXIX  |        world, all things had been arranged by Him in the most beautiful
 6        4, LXXXIV|         work of that reason which arranged all things in order, and
 7        6, XXII  |         reason of the stars being arranged in this order, which is
 8        6, XXIII |        sort those were which were arranged towards the east, as was
 9        6, XLII  |            and bound together and arranged under laws,~which may be
10        6, XLVII | concerning Him who so beautifully arranged this world, as being the
11        8, IV    |          host of gods and demons, arranged in eleven bands." Speaking