Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXIV   |     will be found that, of the various demons upon the earth, to
 2        1, XLVIII |      of God;" and as there are various forms of this perceptive
 3        2, LXIX   |        of stones gathered from various quarters, and having no
 4        3, XII    |       in different ways by the various sects." In reply to which,
 5        3, XIII   |   account of his experience in various (medical) heresies, and
 6        3, XIII   |        experimentally with the various views, has given in his
 7        3, XVI    |      for their deeds, with the various proofs derived partly from
 8        3, XXIX   |       in the assemblies of the various cities. Whereas the Churches
 9        3, XXX    |  councillors and rulers in the various cities.~
10        3, XXXVIII|       knows the reasons of the various fates allotted to each one
11        4, XLIV   |         marriages," and to the various acts of "sexual intercourse"
12        4, LIV    |       he had once represented (various) divinities as the creators
13        4, LXXII  |        err when we present the various narratives concerning Him,
14        4, XCII   |       flights and movements of various kinds, in order that men
15        5, XXV    |        in all probability, the various quarters of the earth were
16        5, XXV    |      from the beginning in the various places." By these words
17        5, XXVI   |        in all probability, the various quarters of the earth were
18        5, XXVI   |      from the beginning in the various places." Now I should like
19        5, XXVI   |       was that distributed the various quarters of the earth from
20        5, XXVI   |        in a strait. But if the various quarters of the earth were
21        5, XXVI   |       by some one being to the various superintending spirits,
22        5, XXVII  |    chooses, may relate how the various quarters of the earth, being
23        5, XXVIII |   original distribution of the various quarters of the earth among
24        5, XXXII  |   those who asserted that "the various quarters of the earth were
25        5, XXXII  |  originally established in the various places by means of laws
26        5, XL     |       those which exist in the various cities, then such an assertion
27        5, XLII   |        and were to examine the various points relating to him,
28        5, XLV    |  differently, according to the various tongues, and to the varying
29        5, LXI    |   against philosophy, that the various sects of philosophers differ
30        6, XXIV   |       to give the names of the various sects, he was nothing loth
31        6, XXXIX  | resemblances of demons, or the various sorts of antidotes against
32        6, LIII   |      place, mixing up together various heresies, and not observing
33        6, LXXIV  |     this he brings forward the various arguments that may be urged
34        7, XLII   |      which is the combining of various qualities, or by analysis,
35        7, LXVIII |    these not had assigned them various departments of which they
36        7, LXX    |       not had assigned to them various departments of which they
37        8, XLVIII |  answers given by oracles, and various other modes of divination."
38        8, LIII   |       conjecture. He adds also various opinions as to the origin
39        8, LXV    |  explained at length, and with various applications; but for the
40        8, LXVI   |     the sun, is the subject of various Grecian myths, whether these