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 1     I, 8 |         compose a vast quantity of books. But, reminding the reader
 2    IV, 51|        have been comprised in four books; it seems expedient to proceed
 3     V, 1 |         that in the four preceding books I have very elaborately
 4     V, 1 |       shall prove in the following books. In the remainder (of our
 5     V, 9 |            OUT OF ONE OF THEIR OWN BOOKS.~It seems, then, expedient
 6     V, 9 |         forth a certain one of the books held in repute amongst them,
 7     V, 10|   astrologers. And the rest of the books of these (heretics) contain
 8     V, 15|  institutes discussions in his ten books against Empedocles. And
 9     V, 15|            greater number of these books is also drawn the representation
10     V, 18|     incalculable trifling of these books may have some consolation
11     V, 18|          partly of those pretended books which, to some extent, bear
12     V, 19|        through a greater number of books; and so he conducts (his
13     V, 22| interpretation throughout numerous books. The volume, however, inscribed "
14     V, 23|         expedient in the following books to elucidate the opinions
15    VI, 10|       EXPLANATION OF THE FIRST TWO BOOKS OF MOSES.~The river, therefore,
16    VI, 10|         this very law, each of his books has been written, as the
17    VI, 11|      EXPLANATION OF THE THREE LAST BOOKS OF THE PENTATEUCH.~What
18    VI, 11|         Numbers, the fourth of the books, signifies taste, where
19    VI, 11|  constitutes a summary of the four books preceding this. All things,
20    VI, 16|           For even although in the books previously finished by us
21    VI, 47|          reference to the previous books, where,) amongst other opinions
22   VII, 2 |       Since, therefore, in the six books preceding this, we have
23   VII, 7 |            For in the entire three books (where he treats of this
24   VII, 7 |             and these he inscribes Books of Ethics. But throughout
25  VIII, 1 |         the heretics) in the seven books before this, we shall not
26  VIII, 12|           infinite number of their books, (the Phrygians) are overrun
27  VIII, 12|         that the majority of their books are silly, and their attempts (
28    IX, 12|            women straightforward." Books containing these (tenets),
29    IX, 26|           labour have, in the nine books, proclaimed all their opinions,
30     X, 1 |     finishing stroke to the (nine) books preceding, this demonstration
31     X, 2 |           among the Greeks in four books, and the doctrines propounded
32     X, 26|         likewise set down in other books, not even omitting this