Book, Chapter

 1   II, 9 |   by the mind, because, as Hermes says, the mortal cannot
 2   II, 11|    this also is related by Hermes, who not only says that
 3   II, 16| their own power? In short, Hermes affirms that those who have
 4   IV, 6 | predictions of the Sibyls. Hermes, in the book which is entitled
 5   IV, 7 |    by the mouth of man, as Hermes teaches, saying these things: "
 6   IV, 8 |  be unable to produce. But Hermes also was of the same opinion,
 7   VI, 25| sacrifice is, Trismegistus Hermes is a befitting witness,
 8  VII, 4 | fields like mushrooms. But Hermes was not ignorant that man
 9  VII, 13|  truth cannot but believe. Hermes, describing the nature of
10  VII, 18| the pious. Which, however, Hermes did not conceal. For in