Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21| public rites are to be judged signs of no less madness; some
 2   II, 10|       and with the glittering signs of the twinkling stars;
 3   II, 13|    the sun through the twelve signs of the zodiac does not make
 4  III, 5 |      the nature of soils, and signs of future rains and tempests
 5   IV, 15|       which, though they were signs of heavenly power, the Jews
 6  VII, 8 |     the truth by more certain signs; for we have not collected
 7  VII, 15|      be set free. And as then signs were given by which the
 8  VII, 17|       will be given him to do signs and wonders, by the sight
 9  VII, 25|     us to know respecting the signs, which are spoken by the
10  VII, 25|   prophets, for they foretold signs by which the consummation