Book, Chapter

1  III, 19| condition, than fire can rush downwards, or, like a river, pour
2  III, 24|      the crops and trees grow downwards? that the rains, and snow,
3  III, 24|      the heaven itself sloped downwards in every direction, which
4   IV, 1 |   their minds being depressed downwards, clung to goods of the earth,
5  VII, 5 |   gravity of the body sinking downwards, He determined that an abode
6  VII, 5 |       have turned his desires downwards to the earth, is unable