Book, Chapter

 1        1, XXXVI   |            heathen employ modes of divination either by oracles or by
 2        2, XIV     |           many persons by means of divination, either by auspices, or
 3        4, LXXXVIII|            in general, a method of divination by animals, or not. And,
 4        4, LXXXVIII|            that there is an art of divination by birds, are not agreed
 5        4, LXXXVIII|            about the manner of the divination; since some maintain that
 6        4, LXXXVIII|          certain demons or gods of divination s that the animals receive
 7        4, LXXXIX  |        existence of such an art of divination, and in the next place have
 8        4, LXXXIX  |            annihilate such arts of divination, and have overturned in
 9        4, LXXXIX  |       movements which lead them to divination, and to have proved in the
10        4, LXXXIX  |       tribe of birds that practise divination, forsooth, understand the
11        4, LXXXIX  |      instruct us by their power of divination in the knowledge of future
12        4, XC      |       actually is or not an art of divination, by means of birds and other
13        4, XC      |          by putting their trust in divination by birds. For the present,
14        4, XC      |          be granted that an art of divination does exist, in order that
15        4, XC      |          are endowed with power of divination, is great, and beyond all
16        4, XCI     |         then, possess the power of divination, and the serpent (since
17        4, XCI     |          that both were capable of divination be refuted also? For if
18        4, XCIII   |            to possess the power of divination to be unclean, and, as a
19        4, XCIII   |          other living creatures to divination, or that those who stir
20        4, XCV     |       people) from the practice of divination, caused the spirit that
21        4, XCV     | enchantment in Jacob, nor is there divination in Israel. In due time will
22        5, XLII    |         they despised all kinds of divination, as that which bewitches
23        7, VII     |          widely different from the divination of demons.~
24        8, XLVIII  |         and various other modes of divination." He would, then, have us