Book, Chapter

1    IV, 41|     what he wishes. And when he desires (the skull) to become invisible,
2     V, 2 |      and earthly, and infernal, desires a soul. And an entity of
3     V, 2 |       Venus, he says, loves and desires the soul when styled by
4    VI, 32|         this the soul earnestly desires to learn what sort these
5   VII, 10|   nonexistent. For every nature desires that (nonexistent one),
6   VII, 10|         and bloom. Each (nature desires this), however, after a
7     X, 7 | compounds of body, it earnestly desires to flee away, that escaping