Book, Chapter

 1     I, prooe| Assigning to each of those who take the lead among philosophers
 2     I, 2    |     the bean is blossoming, we take the bean and its flower,
 3     I, 5    |      obstructed, that eclipses take place. And that the moon
 4    IV, 3    |      neither is it possible to take the birth of persons, falling
 5    IV, 3    |     And if one will attempt to take (the horoscope) from conception,
 6    IV, 3    |       But conception can also (take place) after a lapse of
 7    IV, 3    |     physicians say conceptions take place, it is altogether
 8    IV, 4    |        Chaldeans accurately to take the time of the rising zodiacal
 9    IV, 5    |        affirm that they do not take the time precisely, but
10    IV, 5    |    will be prosperous. Many, I take it, born at this time, have
11    IV, 14   |   Grant that from some name we take certain roots of it. For
12    IV, 14   |      up 36 monads. Again, they take the roots of these, and
13    IV, 14   |       rule of the number nine, take the ninth part of the aggregate
14    IV, 14   |      rule of the number seven, take the seventh (part of the
15    IV, 14   |      formed three orders, they take the roots by themselves
16    IV, 14   |   letter), from each name they take away the first letter; but
17    IV, 14   |       the third (letter), they take away two letters of each
18    IV, 43   |        thus: Duad becomes 605; take away the enneads, it ends
19    IV, 51   |       connections and mixtures take place for the generation
20     V, 2    | increase would not at any time take place without nourishment,
21     V, 14   |    powers let him that heareth take into account that they make
22     V, 14   |        similar occurrence will take place. Now of principles,
23     V, 18   |      fallen in with an inn, to take repose. And so it is that,
24     V, 21   |  whatsoever would be likely to take place hereafter, and spoke
25     V, 22   |    says, the prophet affirms, "Take unto yourself a wife of
26    VI, 7    |         the capacity) does not take unto itself (an art), unskilfulness
27    VI, 22   |        the soul better. "Don't take a bite out of an uncut loaf;" (
28    VI, 29   |       soul, when demons do not take up their abode with that
29    VI, 41   |      below them. And (likewise take for granted) that there
30   VII, 8    |        of names). And I do not take it upon myself to discover,
31  VIII, 1    |     has advised (men) first to take away the beam, then to behold
32  VIII, 4    |   possible for my readers (who take the trouble) to ascertain.
33    IX, 4    |      it. For though all things take place according to this
34    IX, 7    |    time wore on, as happens to take place in such cases, brethren
35    IX, 7    |      Victor sends Callistus to take up his abode in Antium,
36    IX, 10   |       be scornful, nor shall I take pleasure in any wicked deeds.'
37    IX, 11   |     the power) of these stars. Take care, however, not to commence
38    IX, 13   |   renounce matrimony, but they take the boys of others, and
39    IX, 14   |       appointed overseers, who take care of all things that
40     X, 28   |      with whatever is about to take place, for foreknowledge