Book, Chapter

1        2, XLIX |    you, Behold, he is in the desert, go not forth; behold, he
2        2, LXXV |     sons of those who in the desert discredited the divine appearances;
3        3, II   |    the future, were ready to desert I to the demons of other
4        3, X    | following their Teacher into desert places. Children, too, who
5        4, LVI  |      hard pressed, he should desert Plato, who makes the soul
6        5, XLVI |     to whom was allotted the desert of Scythia, with its people
7        6, XLIII|     to send it away into the desert, and to treat it as an expiatory
8        7, LXX  |    among robbers, who infest desert places, it is customary