Book, Chapter

1    IV, 51| Pythagoras first seems to have furnished principles. And from numbers
2    VI, 32|      heard these things--(men) furnished with capacities for learning,
3    VI, 32|   capacities for learning, and furnished with capacities of memory,
4  VIII, 8 |       which we have previously furnished expositions of the entire
5    IX, 18|     Essenes. For, after having furnished evidence as to whether he
6     X, 2 |     And the account which they furnished was after this mode: Some
7     X, 29|     the time merely when seers furnished a reply to those present;