Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|    may by variously coloured figures add beauty and grace to
2   II, 5 |      he should have seen the figures of the stars painted and
3   II, 7 | secondly, in worshipping the figures of the elements themselves
4   II, 11|    untrue, but to wrap up in figures and thus to obscure their
5   II, 12|      formed into the various figures of bodies; and also that,
6   II, 14|      they invented monstrous figures of animals, that they might
7   IV, 26|     and diseased bodies were figures of spiritual things, that
8    V, 21| worship the most disgraceful figures of beasts and cattle, and
9  VII, 14|      of small importance are figures and previous shadowings