Book, Chapter

 1        1, LIX  |     terrestrial things, such stars are wont to appear, indicating
 2        4, XXIII|      and water, and air, and stars,--and that all things exist
 3        4, XXX  |    we do not assert that the stars are subject to us; since
 4        4, XXX  |    to the sun, and moon, and stars, by him who said, "There
 5        4, XXX  |     and another glory of the stars; for one star differeth
 6        4, XXXI |   sun, and the moon, and the stars, and all the host of heaven,
 7        4, LV   |   and also to the lights and stars; and after these, to the
 8        4, LVI  |     sun, or the moon, or the stars, or the sky, or any other
 9        4, LVII |     another the glory of the stars;" and among the stars themselves, "
10        4, LVII |    the stars;" and among the stars themselves, "one star differeth
11        5, VI   |  heavenly bodies, both fixed stars and planets, as if it were
12        5, VI   |   bow down to sun, moon, and stars, the host of heaven, they
13        5, VI   |   sun, and the moon, and the stars, even all the host of heaven,
14        5, VII  |    to the sun, and moon, and stars, saying that the Jews do
15        5, VII  |   whole," and sun, moon, and stars its several parts. Now,
16        5, VII  |  suppose that sun, moon, and stars are parts of "heaven,"--
17        5, VIII |  obeisance to sun, moon, and stars, as well as images. You
18        5, IX   |  sacrifice to sun, moon, and stars. And there is thus great
19        5, IX   |   down to sun, and moon, and stars, while they are not so careful
20        5, X    |       and sun, and moon, and stars, those who are called by
21        5, X    |   sun, and the moon, and the stars, even all the host of heaven,
22        5, X    | towards heaven, and tell the stars, if thou be able to number
23        5, X    |     they would become as the stars of heaven, were not likely
24        5, X    |       ye are this day as the stars of heaven for multitude."
25        5, X    |    the many righteous as the stars for ever and ever," etc.
26        5, X    |     and another glory of the stars; for one star differeth
27        5, X    |  light of sun, and moon, and stars, that, on account of that
28        5, X    |    true light, if indeed the stars in heaven are rational and
29        5, XI   |   who worship sun, moon, and stars because their light is visible
30        5, XI   |      spark in sun, moon, and stars, in comparison with God,
31        5, XI   |  speak of sun, and moon, and stars; but because we perceive
32        5, XI   |   sun himself, and moon, and stars pray to the Supreme God
33        5, XII  |   sun or moon, or one of the stars, whose influence does not
34        5, XII  |     that "the sun, moon, and stars do foretell rain, and heat,
35        5, XII  |   even if sun, and moon, and stars were able to prophesy better
36        5, XIII |      that sun, and moon, and stars are regarded by us as of
37        5, XIII |      speak of sun, moon, and stars, and especially these,--"
38        5, XIII |  these,--"Praise Him, all ye stars, and thou, O light," and, "
39        5, XIII |   worshipping sun, moon, and stars. And let us now bring forward
40        6, XXII | movement, viz., of the fixed stars, and of that which take
41        6, XXII |    examine the reason of the stars being arranged in this order,
42        6, L    |       and sun, and moon, and stars, and some of them after
43        6, LX   |    of the (great) lights and stars upon the fourth, and of
44        8, LII  |   revolution of the unerring stars, the converse motion of
45        8, LXVII|  also the sun, the moon, the stars, and all the host of heaven.