Book, Chapter

1    I, 7 | responses he confessed himself a demon. For when he was asked how
2    I, 7 |        in many pursuits, hear, O demon."~And so, again, when at
3    I, 7 |          bearing light, all-wise demon."~What therefore remains,
4   II, 15|   Socrates said that there was a demon continually about him, who
5   II, 16|         a pious man neither evil demon nor fate has any power:
6   IV, 27|    excited by the impulse of the demon is out of his senses, raves,
7   IV, 27|    suffering from an attack of a demon, and the priest of the Delphian
8   IV, 27|      priest as the spirit of the demon from the man; and his god