Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI   |       oracles or by omens, or by birds, or by ventriloquists, or
 2        3, LXXIII  |          corruptible man, and to birds, and four-footed beasts,
 3        4, XXX     |          corruptible man, and to birds, and four-footed beasts,
 4        4, XXXI    |         nature of animals, or of birds, or of creeping things,
 5        4, LXXXVIII|     animals, and especially from birds. And those who listen to
 6        4, LXXXVIII|      gift of prophecy. If, then, birds, and the other prophetic
 7        4, LXXXVIII|       previously stated that the birds have declared their intention
 8        4, LXXXVIII|          by the departure of the birds to the place in question,
 9        4, LXXXVIII|         demons some things about birds of augury and other animals,
10        4, LXXXVIII|          an art of divination by birds, are not agreed about the
11        4, LXXXVIII|          impulses to action--the birds to flights and sounds of
12        4, LXXXIX  |        believe that the souls of birds entertain ideas of God more
13        4, LXXXIX  |         Yet if this is true, the birds have clearer ideas of God
14        4, LXXXIX  |          can make it appear, the birds possess grander and more
15        4, LXXXIX  |     Celsus, indeed, the tribe of birds that practise divination,
16        4, LXXXIX  |          ought then to go to the birds as our teachers, in order
17        4, LXXXIX  |         that Celsus, who regards birds as superior to men, ought
18        4, XC      |         compare himself with the birds and the other irrational
19        4, XC      |          divination, by means of birds and other living things
20        4, XC      |   oracles, and betake himself to birds; and on the other, there
21        4, XC      |     their trust in divination by birds. For the present, however,
22        4, XCI     |             XCI.~But besides, if birds of augury converse with
23        4, XCI     | maintains they do, the prophetic birds having a divine nature,
24        4, XCII    |        on the earth, and amongst birds and serpents, and even foxes
25        4, XCIII   |          His Son who stir up the birds and the other living creatures
26        4, XCIV    |         XCIV.~But if the soul of birds is to be esteemed divine
27        4, XCIV    |      omen." Observe, now, as the birds are possessed of a divine
28        4, XCV     |        nor observe the flight of birds;" and in another place: "
29        4, XCVII   |      mention beforehand that the birds have announced their intention
30        4, XCVII   |          the indistinct sound of birds that they are about to take
31        4, XCVIII  |        and which extends even to birds, and in harmony with which
32        5, VII     |        of serpent, as well as of birds and fishes, will be divine,--
33        6, III     |          corruptible man, and to birds, and four-looted beasts,
34        6, IV      |     Egyptians, to the worship of birds, and four-footed beasts,
35        7, XLVII   |          corruptible man, and to birds, and four-footed beasts,