Book, Chapter

1     I, 17|     each of the beings that can fall under a similar denomination.
2    IV, 32|  downwards along wooden planks, fall upon plates of brass, and
3    IV, 35|         themselves, they should fall on their face until he himself
4    IV, 43|    single cause for things that fall under the cognizance of
5     V, 2 |       Scripture, "The just will fall seven times, and rise again."
6    VI, 4 | inasmuch as all existing things fall under the categories, namely,
7    IX, 3 |         if they might happen to fall in with the following observations,
8    IX, 25|      this conflict Christ would fall by the edge of the sword;