Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|      showers of iron when they describe a multitude of darts and
2    I, 19|     poets, if at any time they describe their banishments and wounds,
3   II, 15|      them to be demons, and so describe them. Hesiod thus speaks:--~"
4  III, 3 |        adorned temples. Let us describe, if you please, the customs
5   IV, 16| mysteries of God." Does he not describe that impious design entered
6    V, 8 |       is there why they should describe it either in poems or in
7    V, 11|         No one can befittingly describe the cruelty of this beast,
8   VI, 3 |     darkness. I will therefore describe each, and will point out
9   VI, 5 |       it consisted; and I must describe its operation and office.