Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXVIII |     would not appear hastily to assume so important a position
 2        3, IX     |        that certain individuals assume the office of Christian
 3        3, XL     |        is honoured when made to assume by men a form embodied in
 4        4, LXXXIII|  altogether obliterated, and to assume others, formed after I know
 5        4, XCIII  |      proceed, so that they even assume the bodies of weasels in
 6        5, XXI    |        certain definite cycles, assume the same positions, and
 7        5, XXIII  |       condition, and will again assume that first nature from which
 8        6, LXXII  | proceeds, in the next place, to assume what we do not maintain,
 9        7, II     |   notion he has, that those who assume the existence of another
10        7, IX     |      within or without temples, assume the motions and gestures