Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|       his father: "I will now draw forth the deity Isis from
 2   II, 6 |     assumptions by which they draw their conclusions are false;
 3   II, 9 |       by God. He preferred to draw a false inference from that
 4   II, 9 |       says, the mortal cannot draw nigh to (that is, approach
 5   II, 17|    wickedness. Therefore they draw on darkness, and overspread
 6  III, 7 | Academic is close at hand, to draw us back by the cloak, and
 7   IV, 17| cultivation of the fields, or draw waggons by their neck, or
 8   IV, 30|       any one shall desire to draw the water of life, he may
 9    V, 23|       be a lengthened task to draw forth all the appearances
10  VII, 3 |      the earth are dug out to draw forth riches. Why, should
11  VII, 25|    things more accurately may draw from the fountain itself,
12  VII, 27|      they may with full mouth draw forth the water of salvation