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 1     I    |                                    BOOK I~
 2    IV    |                                    BOOK IV~
 3    IV, 28|            not at hand, he takes a book, and, opening it inside,
 4    IV, 34|       hesitated to narrate in this book, perceiving the danger lest,
 5    IV, 47|         what the devil says in the book of Job to the Deity, when (
 6     V    |                                    BOOK V~
 7     V, 8 |          minutely explained in the book preceding this; and from
 8     V, 9 |        title also he inscribes the book.~X. THE PERATIC HERESY NOMINALLY
 9     V, 11|          is written, he says, in a book of Moses. This serpent,
10     V, 17|            to them, let him read a book inscribed Paraphrase of
11     V, 19|            HERESY UNFOLDED IN THE "BOOK OF BARUCH."~But swear, says
12     V, 19|   Mysteries (of Justinus) from one book of his, inasmuch as, according
13     V, 22|            JUSTINIAN HERETICS; THE BOOK OF BARUCH; THE REPERTORY
14     V, 22|           Hence also, in the first book inscribed "Baruch," has
15    VI    |                                    BOOK VI~
16    VI, 1 |           we have explained in the book preceding this, (and) which
17    VI, 10|     inscriptions evince. The first book is Genesis. The inscription
18    VI, 10|             The inscription of the book is, he says, sufficient
19    VI, 10|          inscription of the second book is Exodus. For what has
20    VI, 11|          In like manner, the third book is Leviticus, which is smelling,
21    VI, 11|             For the entire of that book is (an account) of sacrifices
22    VI, 11|             or cold); so the fifth book of the law constitutes a
23    VI, 34|        previously mentioned in the book on magicians. And here we
24    VI, 35|          in the aforesaid (fourth) book, where we have proved that
25   VII    |                                    BOOK VII~
26   VII, 25|         was in the habit, (in this book,) of uttering whatever slanders
27  VIII    |                                    BOOK VIII~
28    IX    |                                    BOOK IX~
29    IX, 8 |          Rome; and he brought some book, alleging that a certain
30    IX, 8 |         converted, and obeying the book, and believing its contents,
31    IX, 10|           that he hearkens to this book let him be baptized a second
32    IX, 10|         ever you hearken unto this book, and be baptized a second
33    IX, 10|        witnesses described in this book: 'Behold, I call to witness
34    IX, 25|             provided they read the book which furnishes information
35    IX, 26|         delineation of this in one book, namely the tenth. Our object
36     X    |                                    BOOK X~
37     X, 1 | demonstration throughout the tenth book.~
38     X, 2 |            were those mentioned in book i. And the account which
39     X, 16|        devoting his attention to a book which he calls "Revelations"