Book, Chapter

 1     I, 2 |           that of putrefaction had set in, the bean was produced.
 2     I, 8 |          the sun does not rise and set to all at the same time,
 3    IV, 5 |   information from this person may set the horoscope correctly?
 4    IV, 37|          are performed. For having set up an altar, subsequently
 5    IV, 39|            as that all things seem set in motion; ordure of a weasel
 6    IV, 47|         the stars in the firmament set, the pole of this (luminary)
 7    IV, 48|            the second creation, is set in the firmament as an image
 8     V, 2 |       varied changes (of the soul) set down in the gospel inscribed "
 9     V, 2 |          is as it were a light not set under a bushel, but upon
10     V, 3 |           the voice of him that is set apart and portrayed is heard;
11     V, 8 |           arrangement. For I shall set down, in contrast with the
12     V, 9 |          seems, then, expedient to set forth a certain one of the
13     V, 11|             this the mark that was set upon Cain, that any one
14     V, 11|        perfect serpent which Moses set up delivered those that
15     V, 11|         brazen serpent which Moses set up. Of this alone, he says,
16     V, 14|          dissimilarity of (what is set in) juxtaposition produces
17     V, 15|       ought, because the light has set (over it), to convey upwards
18     V, 19|          Having, then, in this way set the seal to these tenets,
19     V, 21|          place after place, and at set times and intervals retiring
20    VI, 46| dispensation, and that it has been set forth for the assimilation
21   VII, 2 |            not even now scruple to set them down beforehand in
22   VII, 6 |    individual; and (since) we have set down animality as being
23  VIII, 8 |         devise, in their desire to set up for themselves an empty
24    IX, 3 |        seems expedient now also to set down side by side in contrast
25    IX, 15|            two cloaks, or a double set of shoes; and when those
26    IX, 16|       their seats in silence, they set down loaves in order, and
27    IX, 18|           the space of a year they set before (the candidates)
28     X, 4 |          order that, by our having set before our readers the tenets
29     X, 26|           nations we have likewise set down in other books, not