Book, Chapter

 1   II, 4 | saying that a golden robe was heavy in summer and cold in winter,
 2   II, 9 |    how anything ponderous and heavy either could exist without
 3  III, 24|    the nature of things, that heavy bodies are borne to the
 4    V, 10|   worship, punishes them with heavy misfortune; who, although
 5  VII, 1 |    whatever is of a solid and heavy body, as it received a beginning
 6  VII, 3 |  should Himself be mixed with heavy and corruptible elements.
 7  VII, 5 |    them with limbs which were heavy and liable to injury, since
 8  VII, 5 |       high, and depressed the heavy ones to the depths below,
 9  VII, 9 |  element which is earthly and heavy: man alone makes use of
10  VII, 15|     and were oppressed by the heavy and intolerable yoke of