Book, Chapter

 1        2, LI     |     wolf is not of the same species as a dog, although it may
 2        3, XXII   |  jester Celsus, omitting no species of mockery and ridicule
 3        4, LIV    |   and herb according to its species, ought to have explained
 4        4, LXXXIII|   all souls are of the same species, and that there is no difference
 5        4, XCIII  |    for a good purpose. Each species of demon, consequently,
 6        4, XCIII  |     affinity with a certain species of animal. And as among
 7        5, VII    | gnats, and worms, and every species of serpent, as well as of
 8        5, XXII   |     as parts of a whole, or species of a genus, the utterances
 9        6, LXII   |     stroke on the air, or a species of air, or any other definition
10        6, LXIII  |     one, nor like any other species of (visible) being." Is