Book, Chapter

 1     I, 6 |          And that an earthquake takes place when the earth is
 2     I, 7 |         revolution of the stars takes place under the earth. And
 3     I, 16|        that assimilation to God takes place when any one combines
 4     I, 18|     body, but that a refraction takes place, and that all things
 5    IV, 3 |       to say whether conception takes place upon the transference
 6    IV, 3 |   namely), as to when the first takes place, and when the second,
 7    IV, 4 |     stroke is heard, so that it takes a longer time to reach the
 8    IV, 9 |      rendered by Archimedes. He takes the perimeter of the Zodiac
 9    IV, 28|     magicians, termed Cyphi, he takes these (portions of paper)
10    IV, 28|     however, be not at hand, he takes a book, and, opening it
11    IV, 31|        better still, if also he takes some sulphur.~
12    IV, 48|        when the rising of Canis takes place, the living are separated
13     V, 2 |    Luecas, a generation of gods takes place. This, he asserts,
14     V, 3 |        is the Resurrection that takes place through the gate of
15     V, 12|     person; but at another time takes up these powers, and is
16     V, 12|   paints from nature, though he takes nothing away from animals,
17     V, 16| separated; and when dissolution takes place, the animal in this
18    VI, 7 |     soul. For when the capacity takes unto itself an art, a light
19    VI, 8 |          beholds from above and takes care of his partner. but
20   VII, 10|      the purpose of working it, takes a (piece of) brass or of
21   VII, 15|   ascend from thence. When this takes place, God, he says, will
22   VII, 17|         the universe. (And this takes place) in order that the
23   VII, 17|       each from each~(A spirit) takes, and all with hatred burn."~
24   VII, 17|       each from each~A (spirit) takes, and all with hatred burn."~
25  VIII, 7 |       certain stroke. (And this takes place) in order that (man)
26    IX, 5 |      world and all things in it takes place by fire, expressing
27    IX, 5 |     meaning--"but an alteration takes place, just as if incense
28     X, 8 |          and perishes. And this takes place in the same manner