Book, Chapter

1    IV, 28|  requisite, in order that some instrument may be placed beside the
2    IV, 28| thirdly, he speaks through the instrument what he wishes the youth
3    IV, 28|       from the demons. But the instrument that is placed beside his
4    IV, 28|   beside his ears is a natural instrument, viz., the windpipe of long-necked
5    IV, 48|     that the lyre is a musical instrument fashioned by Logos while
6    VI, 19|      have for each of these an instrument for attaining knowledge,
7    IX, 5 |        circular movement of an instrument in the fuller's shop called "
8     X, 7 |      conversant with a musical instrument, becomes a musician; or